About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is experiencing the messy fallout of a first breakup or navigating the painful realization that a long-time best friend is drifting away. It provides a relatable, empathetic look at Chloe, a high school junior whose life feels upended when she separates from both her boyfriend and her exclusive social circle. The story explores the heavy weight of loneliness and the slow, rewarding process of finding one's own voice through art and new, more authentic connections. It is highly appropriate for middle and high school students who need to see that the end of one relationship can be the beginning of self-discovery. Parents will appreciate how it validates the intensity of teenage emotions without being overly dramatic, offering a realistic path toward healing and independence.
