Triangles by Ellen Hopkins

After her boyfriend Max dumps her, high-school junior and newspaper editor Jennifer Lewis spirals through grief, family advice, and a satirized self-help book while navigating friends, a gay father and his partner, and a blind date. She investigates racial segregation at her wealthy suburban high school with Todd Kincaid, publishes an exposé, wins a New York Times internship, and gradually moves past Max toward new possibilities with Gene Barry.

This book’s main concerns are; alcohol, controversial racial and social commentary, depression, and suicide ideation.