�Clever and astute � a cracking read� The Belfast Telegraph�One by one, residents read the books and find their lives changed in unexpected ways� Hello Magazine* * *From the author of The Change, comes a novel about book banning and those brave enough to stand up against this censorship.IT�S TIME TO RISE UPIn Troy, Georgia, local woman Lula Dean has campaigned to cleanse the town�s reading habits. All the �disgusting�, �pornographic� and downright �un-American� books have been removed from public spaces. Now, the townspeople are only allowed to read �appropriate� books from Lula�s personal lending library.But a small group refuse to be told what they can and cannot read and, unbeknownst to Lula, her personal collection is slowly restocked with banned books: literary classics, gay romances, Black history, spell books, and more.One by one, each person who borrows the books from Lula�s library find their lives changed in unexpected ways. And as they begin to reveal their new selves, it�s clear that a showdown is fast approaching � one that will change the town of Troy forever �* * *Praise for Kirsten Miller:�Kirsten Miller has that rare ability to take a serious subject and make it very, very funny. I enjoyed this novel and you will too� JAMES PATTERSON �A story that�s as furious as it is tender� EMILY HENRY on The Change�A roar of rage � I loved it� MARIAN KEYES�I couldn�t put it down� ERIN KELLY�Bewitching and satisfying� THE INDEPENDENT