This is not the type of book that I would typically pick up, but it was a lesson on going outside of my comfort zone. The Girls I've Been by Tess Shape is a great combination between suspense and comedy. It has a love triangle that helps readers understand all the feelings and emotions that go into relationships. Author Tess does a great job at keeping the pace of the book going as to keep readers involved and reading.

Creating a partnership with a local beauty shop or cometic shop, ask for a professional to bring wigs for teens to try on. Safety protocols for keeping scalps safe from lice will need to be considered. This activity will have teens feeling like they are in disguise just like Nora from The Girls I've Been. They can describe how the wig makes them feel and the person they become while in the wig. This is a great opportunity for the library to reach out and make non traditional partnerships within the community.