Ally Queen is fifteen, flat-chested and totally trapped in a tiny coastal town where the killer pythons are stale and there are only three types of people: bogans, surfies and spinach-munching hippies. How could her parents have ever thought moving to Melros was a good idea?

With her best friend miles away, and deep-and-meaningfuls only as long a text message, it’s a bad time for Ally to be having a personality crisis. She’s torn between who she is and who she wants to be. No wonder she doesn’t have a boyfriend — unless you count the irritating guy on the school bus who seems to be keen on her.

But first impressions can be deceptive.

Reviews

‘A great modern romance for teen readers.’
—Sunday Times

‘Deb Fitzpatrick’s latest YA novel deals with […] self-identity, belonging and acceptance. A good, accessible read for young adults.’
—Bookseller + Publisher

‘Terrific read’
—The Examiner

‘Fitzpatrick should be commended for a sensitive story about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.’
— The Australian

‘This is a great book for teenagers or the advanced younger reader’
— Cairns Post

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