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The Greatest Hit parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a brief, contemporary YA novella about redemption and second chances, centered on a teen dealing with internet shame and past mistakes. The story emphasizes accountability, personal growth, and the possibility of making amends, making it suitable for mid-to-older teens. While there is mild language and some emotional weight around trauma from viral humiliation, the tone is ultimately hopeful and constructive.
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People look at Tessa and see her biggest mistake. While everyone else her age is taking their bold first steps into adulthood, she's just trying to outrun a song that went viral when she was fourteen. But now - an opportunity. A profile as one of The Five Most Forgettable Internet Celebrities of the Decade So Far gives... People look at Tessa and see her biggest mistake. While everyone else her age is taking their bold first steps into adulthood, she's just trying to outrun a song that went viral when she was fourteen. But now - an opportunity. A profile as one of The Five Most Forgettable Internet Celebrities of the Decade So Far gives her the chance to right a wrong, and the courage to sing her greatest hit as it was originally written. But will it be enough to win back the person she hurt? A touching new story from one of Australia's leading YA writers.
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ISBN 9780733646799 · Hachette Australia