About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is feeling crushed by the weight of expectations, struggling with a mental health diagnosis, or becoming increasingly cynical about the 'toxicity' of social media and modern society. It is a deeply honest look at Camp Reset, a summer retreat for teens with varying mental health conditions, where protagonist Olive attempts to 'cure' the world with a kindness campaign while grappling with her own bipolar disorder. This story dives into themes of empathy, the labels we assign to ourselves, and the reality that recovery is rarely a straight line. While the tone is contemporary and often witty, it deals directly with the intensity of teenage psychological distress. It is an excellent choice for parents who want to validate their child's internal struggles while opening a dialogue about the difference between 'fixing' others and healing oneself.
