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Life is pretty good for sixteen-year-old Abby. Okay, her grandma doesn't remember things anymore, her relationship with her mum is increasingly strained and she accidently kissed her cousin's cousin on the weekend, so things aren't exactly perfect. But everything is manageable with her best friend, Ella, by her side.
And with Ella's brother, Will, interesting and attentive, on the sidelines.
When new girl Chloe arrives, Abby is pleased to be the one to show her around, to welcome her to the group. But Abby doesn't imagine Chloe fitting in so well or quite so quickly. And before long Abby is feeling just a little left out, a little unsure of Ella's friendship. In a moment of anger and confusion she wishes something bad would happen.
When it does-with tragic consequences-everything shifts again. And Abby has to face her own feelings and work out what friendship really means.
Megan Williams' brilliant debut Let's Never Speak of This Again is a tender, moving story laced with humour, about friendship, about the things that test it, and about what matters most.
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friendship, friendship group tensions, relationships, growing up, high school, grief, trauma, family, identity, making new friends, death, accident, regret, growth, learning, cry
Abby is a sixteen-year-old girl navigating high school, netball and relationships with her three close friends, Ella, Jade and Alice. When she befriends a new student, Chloe, the defining lines of their friendship start to blur in a way that makes Abby uncomfortable. When she wishes ill on one of her friends for leaving her out, she is crushed when something awful happens. Will their friendship group ever be the same again?
