Kat and Meg Conquer the World by Anna Priemaza

So not as much of a friendship + overlapping of point of views, and more about these three teens at a convention where they all discover things about themselves.

It’s definitely not as focused on the ties in between the points of view as Kat and Meg Conquer the World was, but more about following each individual storyline. But ultimately, I think the way all the storylines played out was really nice, and the overlaps were there. I saw what Priemaza was doing with Lainey’s story ARC (which, if I had to decide which the main was, it would be hers) but i t took me a little longer to understand what she was doing with ShadowWillow and Sam. Growth in character for all three protagonists was really good. This is also #OwnVoices for dermatillomania for one of the main points of views, in case you didn’t know.įor fans of her debut and books like Eliza andįresh, fun, and full of her trademark geekiness, Fan the Fame is another kick-ass story about three teens from different walks of life growing and finding themselves while at a convention. I love how Priemaza makes her stories relatable and real and very 2019 while also writing really great coming-of-age story arcs for her characters. We have three protagonists and they’re at a gaming convention, and throughout the story, each protagonist grows and learns something about themselves. Priemaza’s debut Kat and Meg Conquer the Worldīack in 2017 and have been anxiously waiting for FanĪnd wow–Priemaza brings all the geeky goodness with some familiar names (remember LumberLegs?) but fresh new stories.

Kat and Meg Conquer the World by Anna Priemaza