“A pitch-perfect comedy that’s also full of heart. You will LOL.” — Lauren Morrill, author of Meant To Be and Being Sloane Jacobs
“Witty . . . This surprisingly poignant comedy about teen-parent communication has enough bite to pique the interest of any teenager having trouble interacting meaningfully with her parents.” — Kirkus Reviews
“There is plenty of humor and heart to be found as Imogene navigates the peaks and pitfalls of ninth grade and tries, for the first time, to ‘narrate her own life.’” — School Library Journal
“With humorous, clear-eyed prose, Heasley looks at how parents and teens interpret one another’s motives and actions, and presents varying viewpoints about the Internet and personal privacy. Without preaching, she challenges her characters and readers to ask how much is too much.” — ALA Booklist
