Me, Him, Them, and It by Caela Carter

Sixteen-year-old Evelyn, a Catholic school junior in Jacksonville, secretly sleeps with football player Todd while rebelling against her silently feuding parents; when she becomes pregnant she counsels with Planned Parenthood over abortion, adoption, or parenting, then lives with her aunt.

This book’s main concerns are; abortion, alcohol, drugs, dubious consent (limited), explicit sexual activities/nudity, explicit sexual dialogue, patently offensive sexual content, pervasively vulgar content, Planned Parenthood referenced, prurient behaviors, and self-harm (ideation/disturbing imagery).