Young Adult
by Bea Cruz
Eleven days of rain. One two-word message, still unanswered. A notebook that has been warned not to laugh. Isa Navarro's rainy-season diary is funny the way your best friend is funny — right up until it isn't, and you realize you've been holding your breath about a boy named Migs for forty pages. For everyone who ever drafted "hey" seventeen times.
5 chapters
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Bea Cruz
1 book on KATHA · Young Adult · Marikina
Writes rainy-season diaries for readers still figuring out who they are when nobody is asking them to be anything. Notebooks are sworn to secrecy.