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Hashtag Happy by Theodore Lee (South African)
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Hashtag Happy by Theodore Lee (South African)
Condition: Great - (Looks like it was signed by author:refer to photos)
Price: R80
Size: Medium
Diana Murray's life is . Home might not be perfect, but her Instagram can be. Her YouTube subscriber count is soaring, she's getting recognised in public and gorgeous @ErichLang is sliding into her DMs. How can she be anything but ? While living it up with Cape Town's favourite influencers, Diana sees something she wishes she hadn't, something that could get you for good. Surely a small lie online is justified if it exposes the truth? Before Diana can find out, her phone is confiscated and she's sent to rehab for social media addiction. Can she take responsibility for her actions and start the journey towards recovery and freedom, or will she remain a prisoner of social media and its trolls? (Goodreads)