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Бьянке Пайпер семнадцать лет. Она умна, у нее прекрасное чувство юмора, а еще она знает, что далеко не так привлекательна, как ее сногсшибательные подруги. И ей не грозит попасть в сети, которые раскинул школьный красавчик Уэсли Раш. Бьянка ненавидит этого самодовольного нахала, а он с каждой встречей раздражает ее все больше и больше. Но почему-то только рядом друг…

Ты терпеть не можешь этого парня? Сюрприз! Теперь ты в него влюблена. Бьянка Пейпер и Уэсли Раш многое могли бы рассказать об этом! Сонни Ардмор - супер-лгунья. Она лжет всем, обо всем и по любому поводу. Но у нее есть одна настоящая подруга - Эми Раш, Эми и Сонни делятся всем - секретами, одеждой, и даже враг у них общий. Это Райдер, который недавно переехал в…

Let’s get the feminist party started!

Here We Are is a scrapbook-style teen guide to understanding what it really means to be a feminist. It’s packed with essays, lists, poems, comics, and illustrations from a diverse range of voices, including TV, film, and pop-culture celebrities and public figures such as ballet dancer Michaela DePrince and her sister Mia, politician Wendy Davis, as well as popular YA authors like Nova Ren Suma, Malinda Lo, Brandy Colbert, Courtney Summers, and many more. Altogether, the book features more than forty-four pieces, with an eight-page insert of full-color illustrations.

Here We Are is a response to lively discussions about the true meaning of feminism on social media and across popular culture and is an invitation to one of the most important, life-changing, and exciting parties around.

The lyrical and moving middle-grade debut from YA author Kody Keplinger!

Eleven-year-old Nola Sutton has been best friends and neighbors with the Swift boys for practically her whole life. There's the youngest, Kevin, who never stops talking; the oldest, Brian, who's always kind and calm; and then there's Canaan, the ringleader and Nola's best-best friend. Together, they have a summer of fun adventures planned.

But then everything changes overnight.

When the boys' dad leaves without even saying good-bye, it completely destroys the Swift family, and all Nola can do is watch. She tries to hold on to them, but they are changing. Kevin stops talking, Canaan starts hanging out with mean boys, and Brian is never around. Nola just wants things to go back to the way they were -- the way they've always been.

Is Nola strong enough to save the Swift boys from themselves, or has she lost them forever?

Its been three years since the Virgil County High School Massacre. Three years since my best friend, Sarah, was killed in a bathroom stall during the mass shooting. Everyone knows Sarahs story -- that she died proclaiming her faith.But its not true.I know because I was with her when she died. I didnt say anything then, and people got hurt because of it. Now Sarahs parents are publishing a book about her, so this might be my last chance to set the record straight... but Im not the only survivor with a story to tell about what did -- and didnt -- happen that day.Except Sarahs martyrdom is important to a lot of people, people who dont take kindly to what Im trying to do. And the more I learn, the less certain I am about whats right. I dont know what will be worse: the guilt of staying silent or the consequences of speaking up...