About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager feels like an outsider or is struggling with a reputation they did not choose. Stronger offers a deep dive into the psychology of a villain, exploring how power, isolation, and the labels others place on us can shape our path. It is a perfect choice for the young reader who prefers complex anti-heroes over traditional paragons of virtue. By chronicling the transformation of Gethin Price into the powerhouse known as Brawn, the story examines the thin line between being a hero and a monster. While it features the high stakes action of a superhero epic, its true strength lies in its exploration of accountability and the weight of being different. This is a mature, thought-provoking read for middle schoolers and early high schoolers who are beginning to navigate the gray areas of morality and social standing.
