What We Hide

"Jocelyn employs the points of view of a host of Jenny’s peers in formats that include imagined film scripts and letters written to a former student and feature embarrassing secrets, plenty of sexual misadventure, and true-to-life and funny boarding school dynamics. In doing this, she effectively brings readers into the respective corners of her characters.... These are textured, smart characters, and it’s likely that readers will find themselves wishing for more from many of them.... Poignant and often witty, this novel treats its audience to a nuanced look at the era." - Kirkus Reviews

"Jocelyn provides authentic British flavor and an evocative representation of the tumultuous ’60s, when teens challenged social conventions. Intrigue builds as many figures, willingly or unwillingly, come face-to-face with what they are hiding and must decide whether to drop their deceptive facades." - Publishers Weekly