Clem Timmins can’t wait to see her best friends after being apart all summer holidays. But when they get back together, things have changed. Bridge is boy-crazy and acting like a different person. Ellie is wearing a bra and having a real-life romance. Clem feels left behind. When she makes friends with Tom, suddenly everyone’s gossiping about whether they’re going to be a couple. Clem’s got no interest in having a boyfriend. Or does she?

At school camp, Bridge crosses the line and Clem has to make a decision. Can she keep growing up with her friends when they’re growing apart?

This story of fitting in and falling out perfectly captures how it feels to balance on the edge of who you are and who you want to be.

‘A contemporary, Australian version of the best Judy Blume tales that have resonated with Australian teens for decades…young readers will love seeing themselves and their friends reflected on these pages’
Books + Publishing

‘Will thrill current fans and win Nova many more. This book is so insightful and pitch perfect that young readers will not be able to stop reading’
Angel Crocombe, Readings