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Worst Wingman Ever

Abby Jimenez

Ages 12–17

Readers rate it 4.0 (169 on Hardcover)

96 pages · Released Jan 23, 2024

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Worst Wingman Ever parent’s guide: what’s inside

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Violence

LGBTQ+ themes

Substance use

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Educational value

A note for parents

This is a lighthearted romance novella centered on a protagonist navigating grief and heartbreak with humor and hope. The story deals with mature themes like terminal illness and romantic disappointment, but handles them with warmth rather than darkness. Language and sexual content are mild, making it appropriate for older teens but best suited for readers emotionally ready to engage with loss and recovery.

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The story follows Holly, who is dealing with her grandmother's impending death and recent bad breakup. A Valentine's Day Card on her windshield brings and unexpected twist to her life. The story follows Holly, who is dealing with her grandmother's impending death and recent bad breakup. A Valentine's Day Card on her windshield brings and unexpected twist to her life.

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  • Loveable Characters
  • Not Diverse Characters
  • Character driven
  • Weak Character Development
  • Strong Character Development
  • A mix driven
  • Plot driven
  • emotional
  • lighthearted
  • funny
  • hopeful
  • inspiring

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