Member Reviews
cat n, Educator
After loving Crossing the Line, I was eager to get my hands on Not Going to Plan - and it did not disappoint. Told in verse through a dual narrative, the lives of two misfits as weaved together as they navigate personal struggles and an unlikely friendship.
This book tackles difficult themes - something that Fosher doesn’t shy away from - teenage pregnancy, abortion, the right to choice, and bullying - whilst allows showcasing the power of art to create change.
Loved it.
