Eating Lunch Alone

Starting high school is supposed to be a fresh start, but for Violet Parker, it feels more like a spotlight on her insecurities. Invisible in crowded hallways and struggling to navigate the cafeteria minefield, Violet often finds herself eating lunch alone-until a bold new friend, a quiet classmate, and her own surprising talent for art begin to reshape her high school journey.

Told through the intimately reflective and often sarcastic voice inside Violet's head, "Eating Lunch Alone" dives deep into the trials of adolescence, exploring themes of self-discovery, connection, and authenticity. From navigating old friendships to finding her voice through comic sketches, Violet's story captures the small, quiet victories that pave the way to growth.

Perfect for readers who have ever felt out of place or struggled to stay true to themselves, "Eating Lunch Alone" is a heartfelt and witty debut about finding strength in vulnerability and learning that sometimes, being yourself is the bravest thing you can do.