"I used to be the echo. Not the voice."
Elia is a quiet girl with a loud mind, navigating friendship shifts, secret poems, messy family stuff, and one hallway that always feels too crowded. But when she’s handed a mic at an open mic night, everything begins to change. Her voice, once hidden behind lockers and silence, starts to take up space.
Through heartbreak, healing, and hard conversations, Elia finds her way—not just to speaking, but to being heard. With each journal entry and every brave choice, she steps out of the shadows and into her own spotlight.
"Quiet Doesn’t Mean Okay" is a powerful coming-of-age story about finding your voice, facing your truth, and realizing that being soft doesn’t mean being small.
Perfect for readers who love stories about growing up, speaking out, and becoming you—one chapter at a time.
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Miracle Bell Joined: Apr-22-2024 |
