Jennifer Mathieu writes young adult fiction about feminism, school culture, identity and teenagers challenging the roles expected of them. Moxie follows a quiet student who anonymously starts a feminist zine at her Texas high school, turning frustration with sexist rules and harassment into collective action. The Truth About Alice reconstructs a girl's damaged reputation through several classmates' viewpoints, while Devoted follows a teenager questioning the strict religious community in which she was raised. Mathieu's books are accessible, issue-driven and character-led, using school and family settings to make social pressure concrete. Her work fits feminist YA, contemporary school fiction and coming-of-age novels. Read more Less
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