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This is an accurate portrayal of what it's like to be a teenager in 2018. I don't think parents realize how prevalent sexual harrassment is in schools. Teachers don't care. All the topics and issues raised in this book are spot on. Harrington didn't polish the edges off adolescence in this novel to make a main character we'd love, and I respect that. This is an average teen girl. She can be irritating, but we all know we've been her at one point.

She shared a secret.
Someone else paid the price for it.

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Honestly, this book was okay but I couldn't really get into the story or understand what the point of it all was. I'm not sure what improvements could have been made to the book, but it just wasn't for me. If you're a hardcore YA fan though, you'll probably love this.

Chelsea stops speaking when careless gossiping nearly costs another person his/her life. She is super flawed in the beginning, but one of the best examples of character growth that I've read in a while. Audio narrator Emily Bauer perfectly reads her [inner] attitude and voice. Loved!