Does My Body Offend You?
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Narrated by:
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Victoria Villarreal
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Elizabeth Evans
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Written by:
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Mayra Cuevas
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Marie Marquardt
About this listen
Malena Rosario is starting to believe that catastrophes come in threes. First, Hurricane María destroyed her home, taking her unbreakable spirit with it. Second, she and her mother are now stuck in Florida, which is nothing like her beloved Puerto Rico. And third, when she goes to school bra-less after a bad sunburn and is humiliated by the school administration into covering up, she feels like she has no choice but to comply.
Ruby McAllister has a reputation as her school's outspoken feminist rebel. But back in Seattle, she lived under her sister’s shadow. Now her sister is teaching in underprivileged communities, and she’s in a Florida high school, unsure of what to do with her future, or if she’s even capable making a difference in the world. So when Ruby notices the new girl is being forced to cover up her chest, she is not willing to keep quiet about it.
Neither Malena nor Ruby expected to be the leaders of the school's dress code rebellion. But the girls will have to face their own insecurities, biases, and privileges, and the ups and downs in their newfound friendship, if they want to stand up for their ideals and––ultimately––for themselves.
Critic Reviews
"An energetic, thought-provoking story of friendship and girl power." –Publishers Weekly
"[A] heartwarming story about activism and allyship, learning when to speak up and when to listen." —Kirkus Reviews
PEN/Faulkner Award Longlist
New York Public Library Best Books of 2022
Books All Young Georgians Should Read
Georgia Authors of the Year in the Young Adult Category 2023
"[A] heartwarming story about activism and allyship, learning when to speak up and when to listen." —Kirkus Reviews
PEN/Faulkner Award Longlist
New York Public Library Best Books of 2022
Books All Young Georgians Should Read
Georgia Authors of the Year in the Young Adult Category 2023
a beautiful empowering story for women everywhere.
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