REBEL ROBIN. STRANGER THINGS

Discover the touching story of Robin, a character from the cult series Stranger Things, in a novel that encourages reflection on the search for one's own identity and acceptance. Immerse yourself in the dark world of Hawkins and learn about the fate of a girl who learns that the most important person she needs is herself.

• Inspiring story about growing up and acceptance
• References to favorite characters from the Stranger Things series
• Interesting facts about the dark world of the town of Hawkins
• Supplement to the story of Robin, played by Maya Hawke
• Ideal reading for fans of the series and teenagers
• Touches on themes such as identity and acceptance

Hawkins High School is a place that devours anyone who tries to stand out. Robin, the heroine of this story, watches as her friends try to fit in, willing to do anything to be accepted. The girl knows the rules of this game perfectly - for years she has been pretending to be someone she is not, hiding her true self. However, one aspect of her identity betrays her at every turn, presenting her with a difficult challenge.

How to remain yourself in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana? Robin dreams of a summer trip to Europe that would allow her to experience real life. Unfortunately, lack of money, family consent and a person with whom she could embark on this adventure prevent her from realizing this dream. This challenge turns out to be more difficult than escaping from Hawkins in one piece.

Get to know the story of Robin, who teaches us that the most important thing is to be yourself and accept your own identity. This novel is not only a supplement to the cult series, but also a touching story about growing up, friendship and the search for one's place in the world. Immerse yourself in the dark world of Hawkins and discover how Robin finds strength in herself.

Feeria Publishing presents this unique novel, which will surely appeal to fans of the Stranger Things series and all those who are looking for inspiring stories about growing up and acceptance. Format 144x207 mm, paperback, 392 pages full of emotions and adventures.