Girls Like Her

Description

When a new girl arrives at school, she seems to have it all—confidence, charisma, and a carefully curated life that draws everyone in. But as friendships deepen and rumors spread, the story peels back the surface to reveal what people are willing to overlook, and what it costs to keep up appearances. With sharp emotional insight and a fast-moving, contemporary voice, this novel explores identity, belonging, and the complicated power dynamics of social circles. At its heart, it’s a tense, character-driven look at how “liking” someone can become a form of control—and how truth eventually demands to be faced.

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