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Hazel says no.

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When a creative family with two children moves from bustling Brooklyn to quiet Maine, their lives are turned upside down. Their daughter, Hazel, a senior in high school, says a firm "no" to the principal's inappropriate proposal while alone in his office. This becomes public knowledge, and Hazel's family unhesitatingly sides with her. The same can't be said for her neighbors, who would rather trust a wonderful principal, a faithful husband, and a caring father, than the pompous New Yorkers who brought scandal to their town. Whispers of discontent turn into outright bullying, threatening not only the family's reputation and safety, but also Hazel's future.
The story, told through the voices of all family members, unfolds into a true drama, filled with anxiety and care, creativity and pain, willpower and support.
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