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Pride

Robin Wasserman

Ages 14–18

262 pages · Released Jun 25, 2008

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Pride parent’s guide: what’s inside

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Violence

LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

This YA novel focuses on vanity, manipulation, and social scheming among high school teens, with explicit romantic and sexual content woven throughout. While there are some consequences for bad behavior and moments of character reflection, the overall tone celebrates superficiality and short-term thinking. The book is best suited for older teens comfortable with mature social dynamics and sexual references.

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Everyone's got something to brag about: Kaia's getting it on with bachelor #1, though scruffball Reed's gotten to be quite an interesting distraction. Kane and Harper got exactly what they planned: Namely, Beth and Adam. (Though to keep gettin' it, their secrets -- and pasts -- best stay forgotten.) Miranda got her hea... Everyone's got something to brag about: Kaia's getting it on with bachelor #1, though scruffball Reed's gotten to be quite an interesting distraction. Kane and Harper got exactly what they planned: Namely, Beth and Adam. (Though to keep gettin' it, their secrets -- and pasts -- best stay forgotten.) Miranda got her heart broken, but now she's all decked with a new look and strategy. Sometimes, though, you only think you've got everything....

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  • Young Adult Fiction
  • Pride and vanity
  • Fiction

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ISBN 9781439108659 · Simon and Schuster

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