Stranger Things: Rebel Robin
By A. R. Capetta
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Synopsis
Robin Buckley, a witty and multilingual French horn player, feels out of place in Hawkins, Indiana. As her friends conform to societal norms, Robin grapples with her identity, realising she likes girls. Determined to escape her small-town confines, she plans 'Operation Croissant'—a summer trip to Europe. However, with no funds, permission, or companions, Robin faces numerous challenges. This prequel to 'Stranger Things' explores her journey towards self-acceptance and the courage to embrace her true self.
About the author
A. R. Capetta is a talented author who writes exciting stories full of adventure and magic. Their books, such as 'The Brilliant Death', invite readers into imaginative worlds with brave characters and clever twists. A. R. Capetta loves creating stories that spark curiosity and inspire young readers to explore new ideas and possibilities.
Pages
368 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
Published
2022
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