So Over Sharing

Hadley is quiet and introverted, and she is about to start at a new school in a new neighborhood. Her biggest worry is that someone will find out who her mom is. Phoebe, better known online as @PhoebeAndJay, has built a huge following by sharing the messy, unglamorous side of raising kids, and that includes a viral potty training video that is now almost a decade old. Hadley is doing all she can to keep that part of her life hidden. Willow is rougher around the edges, and her home life is just as public. Her mom, Rosalind, runs the fast-growing account @MoonbeamsAndMarigold, where motherhood always looks warm and glowing. Willow has also just heard some life-changing news from her mom, and it turns out Rosalind has no plans to leave the influencer world any time soon. When the two girls meet, they find that each understands what the other is dealing with. Their friendship grows out of the shared experience of having momfluencers for mothers, and out of the strain of having their childhoods turned into content. As they lean on each other, both girls face the same question: how long will they have to share their lives with everyone? So Over Sharing is a middle grade novel about friendship, privacy, and deciding which parts of your own story belong to you.