NetGalley Member Review High School by Sara Quin; Tegan Quin Tegan and Sara have a combustible relationship, which is fuel for their burgeoning music career. High School is the amazing, beautiful and raw material of how they got there. It truly captures what it is like to be a teenage girl, and not being able to say how you feel. Their way of both playing loud music to drown the other out was instantly recognisable. Tegan and Sara are both hiding in plain sight throughout this story, as both are gay, but do not confide in the other. It is understandably difficult for them to admit it to themselves first. High School really nails suburban life, and being the children of divorced parents. Five stars, easily.