Notes from the Teenage Underground

Simmone Howell


Rated: 3.75 of 5 stars
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Notes from the Teenage Underground by Simmone Howell
Seventeen-year-old Gem loves movies, her feminist mom, and Dodgy, her coworker in a video store (at least she thinks she loves Dodgy).  When a school trip inspires Gem to make an underground film, her best friends Lo and Mira are quick to join the project, taking on the roles of producer and star. The film is intended to cement the girls' friendship as well as their superiority over their sucker high school peers. But when the fragile balance of their friendship begins to falter, and intentions lead to betrayals big and small, it will take great movies, bad haiku, and a pantheon of great voices--from Dostoyevsky to Emerson to The Beatles--to help Gem find the meaning of love, friendship, and being true to herself.
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