![]() I mean, it’s a damn privilege to go to a school with so many amenities and opportunities and with such an overall high-achieving cohort. Though I will say that whenever the girls bemoaned their school – even though it was a piece of shit in some ways – I was a little annoyed. ![]() ![]() But sometimes it’s interesting to see into the lives of the upper crust, I guess. As tensions burn throughout the school, how far will they go to keep their mission – and their feelings for each other – a secret?Īmelia Westlake is set in a very different Australia to what I’ve been living in my whole life, so it was one of the less relatable Aussie YA books I’ve read. And definitely not because she finds Will oddly fascinating.īut as Will and Harriet’s campaign heats up, it gets harder for them to remain sworn enemies – and to avoid being caught. ![]() So when she risks it all by creating a hoax to expose the school’s many problems – with help from notorious bad-girl Will Everheart, no less – Harriet tells herself it’s because she’s seeking justice. Harriet Price has the perfect life: she’s a prefect at Rosemead Grammar, she lives in a mansion, and her gorgeous girlfriend is a future prime minister. Two very different girls, and one giant hoax that could change – or ruin – everything. How: A copy of this novel was provided by Hardie Grant Publishing for review. ![]()
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