Tell Me Everything

Reach for this book if your teenager is struggling with the pressure of digital perfection or feels like an outsider in their own social circle. It speaks directly to the 'invisible' child who prefers to observe from the sidelines rather than take center stage. Ivy, a high school junior, navigates the world through the lens of a secret app where students share anonymous confessions, leading her into a complex mystery that blurs the lines between helpfulness and invasion of privacy. This contemporary story explores the heavy weight of social anxiety and the intense loneliness that can exist even when we are constantly connected online. It is a thoughtful choice for parents who want to discuss the ethics of digital footprints and the courage required to be truly seen by others. The tone is realistic and empathetic, making it ideal for ages 14 and up.