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Two decades after Celia’s closest friend, Djuna, went absent, thoughts of this horrible evening come dashing back—including the rest Celia recalls having informed to hide her part in Djuna’s disappearance. Nevertheless when Celia returns to her hometown to admit the reality, her childhood friends and family remember that evening really differently. As Celia discovers more by what may or may not need occurred, she becomes increasingly unsure whom she must trust. In The False Friend, Myla Goldberg—bestselling writer of Bee Season—brilliantly examines the cruelty of kids, the unreliability of memory, and the unknown forces that shape our adult faces.