First-person narrative offers an intimate look at adolescence and identity
Set in the 1990s, capturing the zeitgeist of a pivotal era
Features a complex, relatable protagonist grappling with memory and desire
Engaging romance subplot adds depth and emotional stakes
Acclaimed authorial voice resonates with young adult readers
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Tizzy's trying to keep her cool.
It's the 90s.
She's nineteen, fueled by caffeine, riot grrrl, and repression.
She's got a boyfriend, a job at the hip campus co-op, and a roommate who burns sage in the bathroom. But when her body starts to short-circuit, memories she's spent years keeping at bay surge to the surface. To top it off, Tiz
