About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is starting to navigate the messy intersection of social media, dating culture, and peer pressure. It is especially helpful for teens who are struggling with the public nature of modern reputations or who are feeling the weight of gendered expectations in high school. The story follows three sophomores who start a blog to investigate dating habits, only to find that their digital experiments have painful real-world consequences for their friendships and self-esteem. It normalizes the confusion of first romances while offering a cautionary tale about using technology to manipulate social dynamics. This is a realistic, often humorous look at the social hierarchies of 10th grade, making it a great choice for parents who want to open a dialogue about digital ethics and authentic connection without being overly preachy.
