Moxie

Vivian Carter is a good girl. She follows the rules, gets good grades, and stays out of trouble. But when she witnesses a sexist incident at her school, she realizes that she can't stay silent anymore.

Inspired by her mother's riot grrrl past, Vivian starts a zine called Moxie. The zine is a place for girls to share their stories about sexism and misogyny. It quickly gains popularity, and Vivian finds herself at the forefront of a feminist movement that is transforming her school.

Vivian's activism challenges the status quo at her school. She confronts sexism in the classroom, in the hallways, and even on the football field. She inspires other girls to speak up for themselves, and she helps to create a more just and equitable school environment.

Moxie is a timely and important novel that speaks to the experiences of young women today. It is a story about the power of activism, the importance of speaking up for what you believe in, and the strength of sisterhood.