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Rebel Robin (Stranger Things, #4)
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Discover the backstory of the new
Stranger Things
fan favorite, Robin, played by Maya Hawke! The perfect read while you're waiting for Season 4 to drop on Netflix!
Discover the backstory of the new Discover the backstory of the new
Stranger Things
Stranger Things Stranger Things
fan favorite, Robin, played by Maya Hawke! The perfect read while you're waiting for Season 4 to drop on Netflix!fan favorite, Robin, played by Maya Hawke! The perfect read while you're waiting for Season 4 to drop on Netflix!
High school is a monster, and it's eating everyone Robin knows. As sophomore year starts, Robin's Odd Squad friends have decided to try to be just like everyone else. Her best friends couple up and expect her to come along for the ride. They can't stop talking about school and college and careers. But Robin has bigger problems--she's been hiding out with the band kids since middle school, hoping nobody would notice that she's something even stranger than a French horn player who can speak four languages: she's gay.
She's convinced the only way she can learn to be herself is by fleeing to Europe for a summer to experience real life. But she has no money, no permission, and no one to share the adventure with. How is she supposed to be her true self in Hawkins, Indiana? The weirdest girl in Hawkins has spent her whole life trying to fit in. Now, she's going to break out.
Sprinkled with Easter eggs that reference our favorite Stranger Things Stranger Things characters, this contemporary coming-of-age story set in the '80s is about one girl's realization that the only person she needs to be accepted by is herself.herself.
High school is a monster, and it's eating everyone Robin knows. As sophomore year starts, Robin's Odd Squad friends have decided to try to be just like everyone else. Her best friends couple up and expect her to come along for the ride. They can't stop talking about school and college and careers. But Robin has bigger problems--she's been hiding out with the band kids since middle school, hoping nobody would notice that she's something even stranger than a French horn player who can speak four languages: she's gay.
She's convinced the only way she can learn to be herself is by fleeing to Europe for a summer to experience real life. But she has no money, no permission, and no one to share the adventure with. How is she supposed to be her true self in Hawkins, Indiana? The weirdest girl in Hawkins has spent her whole life trying to fit in. Now, she's going to break out.
Sprinkled with Easter eggs that reference our favorite Stranger Things Stranger Things characters, this contemporary coming-of-age story set in the '80s is about one girl's realization that the only person she needs to be accepted by is herself.herself.
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“I really liked getting to see a little bit about robin’s life before the series. I also really like the development of her character. I did find, though that there seemed to be a few inconsistencies from what is canon. But other than that, it was really good.”
“This book was a kick. Robin is so funny. I liked learning about her home life and her school experience in the time before her introduction in the series. It was also interesting to see an outsiders view of Will's disappearance. This has a semi John Hughes teen coming of age vibe which I highly enjoyed. (I'm sure Robin would approve of me saying that though. Lol!😂) As with all the Stranger Things books I've read this offers nice context for Robin character choices and the future relationships she makes in the series.”“I already love Robin as a character, but oh my god, this book gave me a whole new appreciation of her. Dare I say, shes me fr? Parts of this book were tooth-rottingly sweet in the best way, and even if a little predictable very satisfying. Something about the fact steve spend his prom on the bleachers the way Dustin nearly did in season 2 absolutely broke me. I also appreciate Robins one-sided hatred for him, its very entertaining.”
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