Meet Nadia, a seventeen year old strong and fearless hijabi who wants nothing more than to get through senior year and achieve good grades without any problems. However, her plans are completely turned upside down when a group of new students suddenly arrive at her school and one of those students is planning on making her life living hell. Why? It's simple. Because she's Muslim and a certain person thinks that her 'kind' are responsible for his dark past. Now meet Adam, the notorious, badass, and popular kid of SilverDale High. Adam has a dark past and he won't let those responsible for it escape. 3 years ago he promised to take revenge and make the lives of those responsible living hell. And now 3 years later, he still remembers his promise. Follow Nadia on an incredible life changing journey where she's ready to flip the tables and teach someone a good old lesson; Don't judge a book by it's cover. • • • She's different. Obviously. She's unique. More than usual. She gets bullied. Because of what's on her head. She's called names. Just for her religion. She's treated unfairly. Because of the media and society. --- --- Achievements!!! - 3RD place (spiritual) in the Ethereal Awards 2018!!! 09/08/2018 - 2ND place in the muslim fiction awards (Teen Fiction) AND - #2 in #muslimlivesmatter 09/08/2018 - #6 in #projectbadassgirls 26/11/2018 - #1 in #defence 30/11/2018 - #78 in #bullied 04/12/2018 - #81 in #spiritual 24/02/2019 - #1 in #dontjudgeabookbyitscover 07/04/2021 - #4 in #muslimah 10/04/2021 ATTENTION - Everyone is welcome to read, no matter your religion 🤍 -This book is currently under MAJOR editing and is going to be majorly re-written - This book is NOT Cliche, and there won't be any romance!

"Boys don't wear pink." "Boys don't cry." "Boys are not supposed to be fragile." "Boys don't have a feminist side." "You are such a girl." Cairo Crosby endured every judgement that came his way silently. After all, living in a narrow-minded society doesn't exactly raise one's expectations. But when he got kicked out of the all boys high school he used to go to for not being enough 'manly', Cairo had enough. He wanted to make the world know about boys like him. He wanted to have his rights. He didn't give up. He didn't give up even when his letters were rejected before they could reach the dying president. He didn't give up even when he wasn't allowed to bring his case to the court. He was ready to grasp any chance he got. Even if it meant dressing up as the president's missing daughter to make his way into the White House and make his situation known to the people high up the social ladder. But things in the White House tend to get messy, and Cairo's chances to prove himself aren't really high. Especially in his disguise. Through all of this mess, would he be able to fight for the soft boys? ~*~*~ ©CinderellaInReverse ❤️Cover by @John_Schorwinson