Allie Johnston's secret wish since the day she was twelve is to have her nose done. But she's never told anyone--not her parents, or even her best friend, Jen. But when she starts visiting a plastic surgery discussion board on the Web, she finds people who get her for the first time in her life. Her new friends include two girls her age who share her obsession with changing their faces--but for very different reasons. A sharply written, insightful book about learning to be happy with who we are.
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Review:
"Blumenthal takes the time to develop the protagonist. Allie struggles with her parents, her friends, and her self-esteem, and she becomes a stronger person for it. The language is authentically teen." School Library Journal, August 1, 2014
"This books sends an excellent message, without preaching, about the risks of cosmetic surgery, the value of friendship, and the importance of self-acceptance." Library Media Connection, March/April 2015
About the Author:
Deborah Blumenthal is an award-winning journalist with work in many national newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times Magazine, where she worked as a beauty editor. She lives in New York.
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