At its core, this isn't a "pro-choice" novel—it’s a "pro-friendship" novel. The relationship between Veronica and Bailey is messy, real, and beautiful. They have hurt each other. They have different worldviews. But when the chips are down, Bailey shows up. The evolution of their friendship is the heart of the book, and it will make you want to text your own best friend to say thank you.
It will make you angry at the system. It will make you laugh until you snort. And it will leave you cheering for Veronica and Bailey long after the final page. unpregnant libro
Enter Bailey. Bailey is Veronica’s former best friend—the loud, queer, punk-rock mess to Veronica’s quiet, preppy order. They haven’t spoken in months after a painful friendship breakup. But Bailey is the only person with a car and a willingness to break the law for a friend. At its core, this isn't a "pro-choice" novel—it’s
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