About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating the messy, awkward transitions of first love and high school social hierarchies. It is an ideal choice for a child who feels like an outsider or struggles to reconcile their public persona with their private feelings. The story follows two high school boys, Adrian and Carter, who start as opposites and reluctant acquaintances but slowly develop a deep, meaningful connection. While the narrative focuses on romantic development, it deeply explores themes of self-confidence, identity, and the importance of finding a space where one truly belongs. The graphic novel format makes the emotional nuances accessible, providing a mirror for teens dealing with the embarrassment and excitement of growing up. It is a secular, realistic, and hopeful portrayal of modern adolescence that encourages open conversations about healthy relationships and being true to oneself.
