Books like I will survive by Kristen Kemp
In the high school of Indiana, Ellen Hopkins is blindsided when her boyfriend cheats with her best friend and then spreads hurtful rumors. Faced with betrayal, she resolves to use the power of revenge to confront the people she believes have wronged her. Amid the turmoil, Ellen struggles with her own self‑perception and the harsh realities of adolescent life.
First publish date: 2002
Genre: Coming of Age/Teen Coming of Age
Authors: Kristen Kemp
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