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Posted

by John David Anderson

Posted

by John David Anderson

'Posted' delves into the convoluted world of middle school where words wield the power to forge alliances or prompt animosities. Frost and his cohort of friends navigate the challenges of a cell phone ban at Branton Middle School by innovating a unique method of communication: exchanging sticky notes throughout the premises. This new trend quickly envelops the entire student body, giving rise to a spectrum of messages—some encouraging and tender, others sharp and malicious. Amidst this burgeoning sticky-note trend, the arrival of Rose, a distinctive new student, threatens to destabilize Frost's tightly-knit friend group. Tensions mount as the school is swept into a sticky-note war, forcing Frost to confront the harsh realities of peer pressure, the essence of friendship, and the irreversible changes that the end of the school year will bring.

  • Fiction
  • Young Adult
  • Bullying
  • School
  • Friendship
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