Louise Fitzhugh’s Harriet the Spy is a novel about a young girl who wants to be a writer — or maybe a spy. She constantly writes her candid observations about other people in her private notebook, and she is given love and attention by her nurse, Ole Golly. But what would happen if Ole Golly were to leave? Or if her notebook got into the hands of her classmates, and they read her unfiltered thoughts about them? Suzanne and Chris reconnect with a book that meant a great deal to them as children, appreciating its careful and striking construction, and teasing out the queerness in the book.