All That Actually Issues

Molly McKenzie’s vibrant character and on-trend trend and sweetness recommendation have earned her a formidable social media following, in addition to a shiny month-to-month paycheck. When her manager-turned-boyfriend tells her of an upcoming audition to host a makeover present for America’s underprivileged youth, all her goals lastly appear to be coming true. There’s only one catch: she has little expertise interacting with folks in want.

 

To realize an edge on her opponents, she applies to volunteer at a transitional program for aged-out foster children throughout summer season, solely this system’s director, Silas Whittaker, does not discover her as charming as her followers do. However since forfeiting a objective has by no means been her model, Molly’s solely possibility is to simply accept the phrases Silas lays out and undergo his rules–even essentially the most ridiculous ones pertaining to social media.  

Quickly because the residents of the house grow to be greater than a way to pad her profession resume, and Silas turns into greater than an impediment on her path to fame, her once-narrow focus expands to incorporate the deep wants of these she’s serving… and maybe those she’s uncared for inside herself as nicely. It took years to construct her platform, however just one summer season to find what actually issues most.