And you don't see girls really having each other's backs." "I think that stands out because girls aren't always allowed to be nerdy. "It's about two nerdy girls who support each other," notes the personable 32-year-old, who moved to Edmonton for law school, got married and found a job as a family and immigration lawyer. Nerds rule in the 21st century, so it seems logical that her book - which melds nerdom with mental-health issues, online gaming and female friendship - was voted one of Indigo's top teen books of 2017.
"I love playing video games and watching 'Star Wars.'" "I've always been a pretty big nerd," notes the Kitchener-born author, riding high on the success of her first book, "Kat and Meg Conquer the World." You call this a young adult novel? Who the heck does Anna Priemaza think she's fooling? No obsessive romance, no sexy vampires, no tragic deaths.
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