Who's That Girl

This laugh-out-loud debut is filled with hilarious awkward encounters, a supportive LGBTQ organization, and too many cheesy lyrics to count—all with the compulsive readability of Audrey, Wait! and Boy Meets Boy.

Junior Nattie McCullough has always been that under-the-radar straight girl who hangs out in the cafeteria with her gay-straight alliance friends. She’s never been the girl that gets the guy, let alone the girl that gets a hit song named after her.

But when last summer’s crush, smoking-hot musician Sebastian Delacroix—who has recently hit the mainstream big-time—returns home to play a local show, that’s just what she gets. He and his band, the Young Lungs, have written a chart-topping single—“Natalie”—which instantly makes Nattie second guess everything she thought about their awkward non-kiss at that June pool party. That it was horrific. That it meant nothing. That Sebastian never gave her another thought.

To help keep her mind off of Sebastian and his maybe-about-her, maybe-not-about-her song, Nattie throws herself into planning the school’s LGBTQIA dance. That proves problematic, too, when Nattie begins to develop feelings for her good friend Zach. With the song getting major airplay and her once-normal life starting to resemble the cover of a gossip magazine, Nattie is determined to figure out once and for all if her brief moment with Sebastian was the stuff love songs are made of—or just a one-hit wonder.

• Friends to Lovers Romance: She’s busy planning the school dance with her good friend Zach, but suddenly Nattie starts to wonder if her real love song is with the person who’s been there all along.
• Rock Star Crush: Sebastian Delacroix is a chart-topping musician, Nattie’s summer crush, and the guy who just wrote a hit single that might be about her. No big deal.
• Laugh-Out-Loud Awkwardness: From awkward non-kisses at pool parties to a life that suddenly resembles a gossip magazine, Nattie’s search for answers is as hilarious as it is heartfelt.
• Supportive Friend Group: With her best friends from the gay-straight alliance by her side, Nattie navigates the chaos of accidental fame and complicated feelings.