Books like It's all good by Nikki Carter
During the anticipation of the high‑school debutante ball, Gia is drawn into a web of boy trouble, revenge plots, and scandalous revelations. What begins as a simple crush among classmates evolves into a complex drama of personal and interpersonal conflict.
Set against the backdrop of an African American high school, the story captures the emotional stakes of teenage life, highlighting the challenges of navigating friendship, romance, and reputation.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Nikki Carter
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