About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is navigating the pressure of high-stakes environments or questioning how to balance their public persona with their private values. Following teen spy Amani Kendall on an undercover mission at an elite music camp, the story explores the heavy toll of grief, the toxicity of fatphobia in the media, and the ethics of surveillance. It is a sophisticated thriller that addresses systemic racism and body image within the entertainment industry. Parents will appreciate how it models critical thinking and social advocacy while maintaining the fast-paced energy of a spy novel. It is best suited for high schoolers ready to discuss the intersection of personal identity and political activism.
