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Discover 'Inappropriation', the brilliantly crafted debut novel by Lexi Freiman that encompasses the tumultuous journey of self-discovery in a chaotic modern world. Set against the backdrop of a prestigious private Australian girls' school, fifteen-year-old Ziggy Klein navigates a confusing social hierarchy filled with radical feminists and unexpected comedic twists. This coming-of-age story is unapologetically authentic, providing keen insights into gender, race, and class amidst a rapidly changing cultural landscape. With dark humor and sharp observations, Freiman's novel invites readers into Ziggy's world—where she grapples with her identity through provocative experiences, including the Sydney drag scene and a long-dissolved matriarchal cult. As she tackles the implications of PC culture and familial eccentricities, Ziggy finds solace in feminist literature, ultimately leading to a tumultuous climax that intertwines personal growth with societal critique. 'Inappropriation' is not just a book; it's an exploration of contemporary dilemmas, wrapped in irreverence and thoughtful commentary. Join the conversation and take a deep dive into a narrative that is as entertaining as it is enlightening. Perfect for fans of contemporary fiction who appreciate sharp wit and a fresh perspective on age-old themes. Experience the power of storytelling that challenges norms and invites reflection on our varied identities today.