I was intrigued by the premise- two girls battling for privacy in the midst of their momfluencers’ success- but I couldn’t get into this. While I sympathized with Willow and Hadley, I didn’t really connect with either one. Hadley comes from a big family, but her siblings aren’t well-developed and barely even have dialogue. This kind of felt like a missed opportunity.

Kids are NOT content.

But they are absolutely going to love this book.

I can't get over how fantastic this novel was and how much I think my students will enjoy it. It takes a topic that a lot of kids are fascinated by - influencing - but exposes the negative aspects of growing up without privacy. The dual narration provides two great perspectives of types of momfluencing and the responses to it, filled with humor and chaos and great character journeys. Whether you are drawn to Willow's boxing or Hadley's book references, it is very easy to root for these two girls to stand up for themselves.

Perfect for fans of One Kid's Trash or Maizy Chen's Last Chance because these are two perfectly imperfect twelve year olds. You may not always like their choices, but you will LOVE them.

Thank you to NetGalley and Dial for an eARC in exchange for my honest review.