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Everything's Fine parent’s guide: what’s inside
Violence
LGBTQ+ themes
Substance use
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A note for parents
This is a young adult mystery centered on suicide and its aftermath, making it a heavy read aimed at older teens who can process grief and loss maturely. The plot involves searching for answers after a friend's suicide, with themes of secrecy, guilt, and betrayal woven throughout. While the book explores meaningful questions about friendship and honesty, the subject matter is not suitable for younger readers who may lack the emotional maturity to process suicide thoughtfully.
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Kira thought she knew everything about her best friend, Haylee. But when Haylee commits suicide immediately after her first date with her longtime crush, Bradley Johansen, Kira is left with nothing but questions, and a gaping hole in her life where Haylee used to be. Kira is sure that the answers to her questions must... Kira thought she knew everything about her best friend, Haylee. But when Haylee commits suicide immediately after her first date with her longtime crush, Bradley Johansen, Kira is left with nothing but questions, and a gaping hole in her life where Haylee used to be. Kira is sure that the answers to her questions must be written in Haylee's journal, but she's not the only one searching for it. The more Kira learns about Haylee's past, the more certain she is that other people grieving for Haylee are keeping secrets-especially Bradley, and Haylee's attractive older cousin Nick. Kira is desperate to get to Haylee's journal before anyone else finds it-to discover the truth about what happened to Haylee- And to hide the things that Haylee wrote down about her.
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ISBN 9780692232262 · Garden Ninja Books