"Frankie Landau-Banks" is a young adult novel written by E. Lockhart. It follows the story of a clever and determined high school girl named Frankie, who navigates the challenges of adolescence while attending an elite boarding school. The book explores themes of feminism, identity, and the desire for independence. In the story, Frankie becomes involved with a secret society called the Bunny Rabbit society, traditionally dominated by boys. She uses her intelligence and resourcefulness to challenge the status quo, ultimately seeking to prove her worth and assert her place in a male-dominated environment.