Trinkets

Trinkets follows three teenage girls—Moe, Tabitha, and Elodie—as they navigate the chaos of high school, the thrill of a dare, and the fragile bonds of friendship. A contemporary coming-of-age story with humor and heart, it speaks to readers who love sharp dialogue, relatable mischief, and characters who discover who they are through the people they trust most. The tone is warm, witty, and hopeful, inviting both teens and adult readers to care deeply about these friendships. Trinkets is written in a warm, accessible voice that weaves the girls’ distinct perspectives together as their lives orbit a quirky setting called Shoplifters Anonymous. The structure keeps the momentum lively, balancing humor with tender moments as these friends test boundaries, confront insecurities, and learn to rely on one another. The experience feels cinematic and intimate, like you’re riding shotgun through their days and secrets. Thanks to Hollywood screenwriter Kirsten Smith, Trinkets reads with the flair of a tightly plotted screen story—sharp dialogue, memorable scenes, and a through-line about loyalty and self-discovery. It’s not just about the thrill of a prank; it’s about the surprising strengths that emerge when unlikely friends choose to stand together. The novel invites readers to laugh, reflect, and cheer as Moe, Tabitha, and Elodie navigate who they want to be—together. Three distinct heroines: Moe, Tabitha, and Elodie Quirky setting and twist: Shoplifters Anonymous and a bold “steal-off” that sparks their friendship Core themes: loyalty, identity, and self-discovery Humor with heart: witty dialogue and a cinematic storytelling pace Netflix connection: inspired by a Netflix Original Series, bringing the energy from page to screen After finishing Trinkets, readers are left with a sense of belonging, courage to own their identity, and a belief that true friendships can weather anything. The story leaves you with warmth and a renewed confidence in imperfect, loyal connections that endure beyond high school.