Author: Johnson, Leah
Society & social sciences
Published on 1 July 2021 by Scholastic in the United Kingdom.
Paperback | 336 pages
130 x 197 x 23 | 230g
A stunning novel about being brave enough to be true
to yourself, and learning to find joy even when times are unimaginably
dark.
Three days.
Two girls.
One life-changing music festival.
Toni is grieving the loss of her roadie father
and needing to figure out where her life will go from here - and
she's desperate to get back to loving music. Olivia is a hopeless
romantic whose heart has just taken a beating
(again) and is beginning to feel like she'll always be a square
peg in a round hole - but the Farmland Music and Arts Festival is
a chance to find a place where she fits.
The two collide and it feels like something like
kismet when a bond begins to form. But when something goes wrong
and the festival is sent into a panic, Olivia and Toni will find
that they need each other (and music) more than they ever imagined.
A joyous, Black girl rom-com about finding love and being true
to yourself
Explores the power of communal joy to bring people together,
even in the most uncertain of times
Leah Johnson's You Should See Me in a Crown
was the very first YA pick for Reese Witherspoon's book
club: '[A] super funny, joyful story that'll
have you reliving your high school prom days!'