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The Me You See by Jill Williamson

The Me You See

Jill Williamson, Lissa Halls Johnson

Focus on the Family · Paperback · August 3, 2021

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Who it’s for
When texts go unanswered, friendship, family, and faith shape a teen-life story.
Themes
Faith and problem-solving, Friendship and support, Loneliness and connection
Genres
Christian Relationships YA, Friendship for Teens, Faith & Belief

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About this book

The Me You See is the third book in a series that travels alongside four friends as they deal with teen life in Riverbend, Indiana. The novel inspires girls and young women to deepen their relationships with God and solve their problems in God-honoring ways. Winter break is usually Izzy’s favorite time of year, but this year all it does is make her feel lonely. She adores her brother Sebastian, but she’s stuck at home taking care of him ALL. THE. TIME.

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And her squad—her friends from Drama I—are too busy with their own exciting plans to get together with her. So of course her phone is her lifeline! Izzy creates and posts videos of her amazing, to-die-for cupcake creations on her Instagram account. AND she stays connected with her squad. At least she would . . . if any of them bothered to text her back. Seriously, how hard is it to text back? But then school starts up again and Zac, the dreamy senior she’s been crushing on for months, starts texting her. But her friends are less than thrilled. If they could only see Zac like she does—he’s really a great guy! Then everything would be perfect. Riverbend Friends: A girl’s best hope for surviving high school is her friends. Join Tessa, Shay, Izzy, and Amelia as they laugh together, lean on each other, and discover that God is a Friend who’s always got their back.

Friends and Faith

When texts go unanswered, friendship, family, and faith shape a teen-life story.

Come here for

  • Teen friendship tangled with unanswered texts and a crush
  • Cupcake videos alongside family responsibilities

Expect

  • A faith-centered look at relationships and God-honoring choices
  • Riverbend friends navigating ordinary teen-life complications

Where it sits

Christian Relationships YA51%
Friendship for Teens35%
Faith & Belief34%

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Publisher categories

  • Christian Social Issues YA
  • Peer Pressure for Teens
  • Faith & Belief
Authors
Jill Williamson, Lissa Halls Johnson
Publisher
Focus on the Family
Published
August 3, 2021
Format
Paperback
Theme
Faith and problem-solving · Friendship and support · Loneliness and connection
Reading lane
Christian Social Issues YA