Tinfoil Crowns
Erin Jones
(Author)
Description
Seventeen-year-old internet video star Fit is on a mission to become famous at all costs. She shares her life with her fans through countless videos (always sporting some elaborate tinfoil accessory), and they love her for it. If she goes viral, maybe she can get out of her small casino town and the cramped apartment she shares with her brother and grandpa. But there's one thing Fit's fans don't know about her: when Fit was three years old, her mother, suffering from postpartum psychosis, tried to kill her. Now Fit's mother, River, has been released from prison. Fit is outraged that River is moving in with the family, and it's not long before Fit's video followers realize something's up and uncover her tragic past. But Fit soon learns that the only thing her audience loves more than tragedy is a heartwarming tale of a family reunion. Is faking a relationship with River the key to all Fit's dreams coming true?Product Details
Price
$14.99
$13.94
Publisher
Flux
Publish Date
May 07, 2019
Pages
352
Dimensions
5.2 X 8.0 X 1.0 inches | 0.75 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781635830323
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About the Author
Meet the AuthorErin Dullaghan Jones, AuthorAlong with her passion and commitment to the world of PR and Marketing, Erin Dullaghan Jones has expanded her creative repertoire as an author and blogger with numerous projects over the past few years, which include the publication of her latest book, The Adventures of Susie & Johnny Grilled Cheese, an illustrated book for kids which was created with her three children. Her career began immediately upon graduation from Western Kentucky University. She joined The Kentucky Derby Festival as the Director of Publicity and Communications Manager, Kentucky's and the nation's largest festival hosting over 70 events each year. During her time at the festival, she also worked as a Broadcast Coordinator and Press Officer of the ESPN X Games; she coordinated media appearances for staff and participating athletes when the medium of alternative sports was emerging, then exploded into mainstream culture. Whole Foods Market then enlisted Erin as their Louisville Regional Marketing Specialist, where she planned, supervised, and executed all public relations/media relations, special events, and promotions. Next up, she was the Director of Sales at Metromojo, LLC. Her supervision of sales process optimization, lead generation, qualification, contracting, and advertising performance was a considerable time when web organizations were in their infancy. Erin founded in.Mode Marketing in 2010, where her in-depth knowledge of the ever-evolving marketing world is distinguished. Her strategic expertise in communications - Public Relations, Marketing, Crisis Communication, Social media strategy, and Event marketing - enhances the awareness of her diverse client base, which encompasses everything from philanthropy to consumer goods. Erin is also an accomplished speaker and trainer and has an impressive resume of public speaking engagements at keynote marketing-related events throughout the country.
Reviews
"This of-the-minute narrative is accessible and authentic, layered with diverse, flawed, and immensely likable characters." -Kirkus Reviews
"This novel explores numerous complex themes, including mental health, sexual identity, and social media as a part of and substitution for meaningful relationships. That these themes are tackled simultaneously is ambitious, but the fact that they are explored subtly, in a well-paced story full of strongly developed, sympathetic characters, is downright impressive." --School Library Journal
"This novel explores numerous complex themes, including mental health, sexual identity, and social media as a part of and substitution for meaningful relationships. That these themes are tackled simultaneously is ambitious, but the fact that they are explored subtly, in a well-paced story full of strongly developed, sympathetic characters, is downright impressive." --School Library Journal