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"  The stats: The Miseducation of Cameron Post will be in stores on February 7. It is Emily Danforth&amp;#039;s first novel. The gist: After Cameron Post&amp;#039;s parents die in a car crash, her first feeling is that of relief \u2014 because it means she won&amp;#039;t have to tell them that hours earlier she had been kissing a girl. Soon, however, relief turns to heartache, and she must move in with her conservative Aunt Ruth. Cam becomes an expert at dodging questions about her sexuality, not only for her aunt, but to blend in as she grows up in Miles City, Montana. Then, gorgeous Coley Taylor comes to town, and just as Cam thinks they might be becoming more than friends, her secret is exposed and Ruth sends Cam to a religious camp to &amp;quot;fix&amp;quot; her. Suddenly, Cam is face-to-face with denying her true self, even if she&amp;#039;s not sure exactly who she is. Our favorite part: When Cam&amp;#039;s best guy friend, Jaymie, realizes that she is gay. Even though he&amp;#039;s in love with Cam, and is at first uncomfortable with the notion, he is the only person who truly supports her as she tries to find herself.  You&amp;#039;ll love it if... you&amp;#039;ve ever struggled to come to terms with a part of yourself that you fear others might not accept. Miseducation is incredibly well-written, and stays light-hearted throughout, even as Cam face serious social prejudices and her own internal dilemmas. What was your favorite part of Cam&amp;#039;s story? Leave a comment below after you&amp;#039;ve read it! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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