Ice Queen: High School Outcast vs. Class Mean Girl

The plot of the story is intriguing. I couldn't put this book down until I reached the last page. Language of the book is easy to understand and Felicia has made good use of vocabulary. Cover page of the book has the power to attract readers. Narration is clear and in flow. Pace of the story is fine and I didn't felt bored anytime while reading. Don't think twice and go ahead with this one. It will be worth your time.

The story begins with an Introduction to Blair's life. In spite of being a great student, she faces social issues in the school. She is targeted and bullied by the popular 'Ice Queen' called Krystal. Krystal has divided the entire school into castes & classes with Class A comprising of the Elites including herself and Class C being the lowest in which she places Blair. Krystal's hatred for Blair intensifies when she sees her ex-boyfriend David and Blair together. What unfolds next is a deceiving scheme that neither Blair nor David see coming. As they get close, they share texts, photos, and go out together to places. But one morning, both get charged with sexting and spreading of child pornography. Blair and David have to race against time to find the person who has framed them.This was quite an intense read, definitely a page-turner. Through this story, the author has shown the dangers of dating in the digital age. Teenagers are often impulsive and over-trusting. They easily fall for traps due to their inadequate knowledge of laws and regulations regarding cyber-bullying. The person who framed them was well versed with the dark side of the digital age and had enough knowledge of the laws to place the entire blame on the innocent couple. This is a fast-paced book but will keep you on the edge of your seat with twists and suspense. The narration is strong. The author has portrayed the teens accurately and addressed important issues relating to cyberbullying, revenge porn, sextortion, and court proceedings. I loved the discussion questions listed at the end of the book as they are thought-provoking.A HIGHLY recommended read for people of all ages, especially parents and teenagers. The book proved to be very informative.

Every parent, teen, educator should read this book.This book covers the present high school environment perfectly. The abuse of technology has become a serious issue with teens. It’s a very interesting read and also gives a very important message to all the kids.I would highly recommend this book to all the readers.5/5⭐️

This book follows a very well woven story which brings light on many ignored topics like sexting and more of all how high school pressure is not so fun, what it takes to be cool, how these things can change your life, in a way it's quite a dramatic filled with many twists but it's an eye opener and will surely prove as an eye opener to many people, especially parents and teenagers, it's heavy but not boring, it's quite thrilling actually and a lot of us might relate with it.

Hoping that you have read the book description I would not take much time in telling that. The author has discussed a very popular but yet very rarely talked about topic, that is cyber bullying. This a very common now a days and is intended to hurt the victim mentally and torture him. The book will be of great use for students, teachers and parents . Specially for students as they fall prey to this more often.The story is educating, interesting and full of twists. The way author has narrated it , it's even better.✍🏻I was totally glued to my seat while reading it. Most of the teenagers face the problem. The author illustrates how these criminals torture the victims, without thinking what the victims go through. We cannot control the criminal but we can definitely educate ourselves about this so that we take the required precautions.

Felicia Farber captures the angst related to teen sexting, texting, and those ever-so-popular groups of girls who roam the halls of high schools everywhere. I call this a must-read because besides the compelling story of what happens to an innocent girl who is targeted, this type of bullying is carefully taken apart, addressed in a way teens as well as adults can understand. High schoolers and even middle schoolers will relate to the feeling of isolation and fear the main characters experience. Parents and educators, including school administrators, will find deep insights into what happens to the parents of these teens, the teens and their peers, and how easy administration can give into pressure, thus condemning a child before fully investigating the offense. There is a good twist at the end. There is relief that students think through the sexting to prove the victims (both the boy and the girl) innocent. Take the time to read Ice Queen. Take the time to think through the discussion questions. It is truly a must-read especially where persons of all ages are glued to the send button, sometimes without thinking of the consequences to others. Excellent and compelling read.

Young adults need to know there are consequences when abusing the technical freedoms they have by using cell phones and lap tops to bully, embarrass, harass, and abuse their constituents. This has become a gravely serious issue with teens leading to suicides, depression and drug abuse. Praise to Felicia for giving this issue all her attention, as a lawyer and especially as a Mom. Let's get this book, dealing with such important issues, into the hands of our young adults asap.

The book is well written and provides timely information about the harsh reality of cyber bullying. This is a difficult time for young adults to grapple with the harsh reality of victimization, and this novel provides a realistic view of the consequences that confront young adults as a result of cyber bullying!

Sexting and bullying: Watch out, your actions may be against the law ⚖️

Warning - Thos book is fascinating and hard to put down. As a former teacher, I would highly recommend this for all educators- especially teachers working with preteens and teens It is enjoyable to read and Imparts such important messages that are essential for all kids in the cyber rage.