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‘The thing with being invisible, is that people forget that you are there and they say confidential things you are not supposed to know. It’s a bit like being painted with body paint so that you blend into the surroundings and become one with the background. If you are quiet you cease to exist.’ When Maddie was ten years old her teacher told her class to keep a Thought Journal to record their thoughts. Seven years later and Maddie is still recording her thoughts in her Thought Journal, only now she has withdrawn completely and stopped interacting with others.Why has Maddie become a shell of the girl she once was?What is going on at Rourke High?As Maddie writes down her thoughts, a horrifying high school culture is revealed which will end in a chilling climax that will leave you reeling.

“We could be anybody and everybody. A group of high school stereotypes with one thing in common. Every one of us has a story.” Every high school has the bullies, the freaks, and the weird kids that make you feel uneasy. Rourke High has more than their fair share. A few months before the end of their senior year, a group of seemingly mismatched kids get together to form The Freedom Club, hoping that they can support the victims of bullying, before they graduate. As they uncover secrets and lies they plot revenge - and discover love, friendship and truths about themselves, building up to a shocking climax that will leave you reeling. Do you ever really know the person next to you?