DOWNTOWN MAGAZINE: CAPRICE CRANE’S ‘CONFESSIONS OF A HATER’ TIPTOES THROUGH THE OLD HIGH SCHOOL LANDMINES
Internationally best-selling five-time novelist, Caprice Crane brings you right back to your high school hallway and reminds us why we’re all lucky to have gotten out of there alive.
Whether you were the popular kid, the bully or the loner, there’s something for everyone in Confessions of a Hater, a hilarious teenage lament of the emotional minefield of high school.
Confessions of a Hater follows new girl Hailey Harper, an artsy teen, through her journey of struggling to find social acceptance from the in-crowd, despite being considered one of “The Invisibles” at West Hollywood High. The story will move readers to tears of both hurt and laughter and leave them with an empathetic smirk of recognition on their faces in their journey with her.
Confessions of A Hater is a reassurance to everyone that has ever felt invisible, a feeling that the author, can empathize with having grown up the daughter of film and television icon Tina Louise and former talk show host and Grammy winner Les Crane.
High school was pretty much like this huge party I wasn’t actually invited to, but I still had to show up to every day.” Confessions of A Hater is a story of finding and embracing individuality and overcoming being lost in the crowd.
DOWNTOWN recommends it as the perfect gift for a young adult or the perfect escape and guilty pleasure for yourself. You might even find yourself revisiting the teenaged you and seeing some ‘anti-aging’ results on your mood.
