Praise for Sarah Darer Littman Anything But Okay "With well-developed characters, Littman explores growth and personal relationships alongside pain, mental illness, and social issues-showing how people can come together to heal."-- Kirkus Reviews "Littman tackles the current sociopolitical climate with multifaceted, redeemable characters."-- Publishers Weekly Anything But Okay "Littman skillfully reveals Rob's thoughts and feelings as a veteran desperately waiting for help from the VA, while also intertwining Stella's perspective as a white girl who is growing in her understanding of her own identity. With well-developed characters, Littman explores growth and personal relationships alongside pain, mental illness, and social issues-showing how people can come together to heal."-- Kirkus Reviews Backlash "Littman pens a raw, frighteningly realistic, and absorbing look at cyberbullying and the damaging effects of airing private trauma in a public forum."-- Publishers Weekly "This is a powerful and credible story."-- Booklist Want to Go Private? "A bold investigation of a potentially lethal, if common, mixture for teen girls: emotional immaturity, technology and emerging sexuality."-- Los Angeles Times "This book is a compelling, if not disturbing, read.

"-- School Library Journal In Case You Missed It "Littman crafts an unnerving cautionary tale about misplaced digital trust and illusions of privacy."-- Publishers Weekly "An unexpectedly layered story of slow awakening and redemption."-- Kirkus Reviews Life, After "Convincing and absorbing."-- Publishers Weekly "Littman catches the voice of teen readers with her spot-on dialogue and realistic situations."-- The Jewish Journal Purge "An intimate and powerful novel."-- The Stamford Times.