Additional information
by Adam Hunter (Author)
A heartfelt freshman-year story about secrets, second chances, first crushes, school drama, and learning that being seen isn't always the same as being hurt.
Jane Bennett has one goal for freshman year at Syracuse High School:
Stay invisible.
No attention.
No drama.
No one asking too many questions.
Especially about who she used to be.
Because "Jane Bennett" isn't her real name.
A couple of years earlier, Lexi Frankenberry became the girl everyone laughed at after one awful moment during a middle school talent show spread through the halls, phones, and group chats faster than she could escape it. After leaving town and trying to move on, Lexi is back-with a new name, a quieter life, and one simple plan:
Disappear.
At first, it almost works.
Then she meets Luke Harris.
Luke is friendly, easygoing, impossible to avoid, and somehow always nearby. The more time Jane spends with him, the harder it becomes to stay unnoticed-and the harder it becomes to pretend she doesn't like being seen by him.
But Luke isn't the only one paying attention.
Olivia Porter, a girl from Jane's past, starts asking questions. An old yearbook resurfaces. Whispers spread. And the secret Jane has worked so hard to bury begins catching up with her.
Now Jane has to decide whether hiding from her past is really protecting her...
or keeping her from finally living her life.
Lexi Frankenberry: The Invisible Freshman is a clean, fast-paced, and relatable coming-of-age story about friendship, first crushes, school drama, bullying, forgiveness, and finding the courage to stop hiding.
At 171 pages, it's an approachable read for middle school and high school readers ages 10-17, as well as parents looking for a heartfelt story about growing up, starting over, and learning to be seen.
