This debut begins with a newspaper headline about a school shooting, but you don't know who the victim(s) or shooter is until the end. Strong voices in a dual point of view drive the read and address topics such as school elections, interracial romance, racial rhetoric,gun violence, and sexism that civic-minded readers will find engaging and honest. Details of the high school setting are unflinching and real and grounded in the author's experience as a teacher. Coming to paperback.
