Accomplice

Accomplice introduces readers to Finn and Chloe, two high school students grappling with the intense pressure to distinguish themselves for college admissions. When their guidance counselor suggests that good grades and community service are no longer enough, the duo embarks on a plan involving imposture. The narrative explores the ethical tightrope they walk, the strength of their friendship, and the potential consequences of their actions. This book is particularly suited for middle schoolers (ages 9-14) who are beginning to think about their future, peer pressure, and the complexities of honesty. It handles sensitive topics like academic anxiety and moral choices in an engaging, plot-driven way, making it a good choice for classroom discussions on integrity and the true meaning of success. Parents might use this book to open conversations about navigating academic stress and making responsible decisions.