About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their teenager is navigating the aftermath of a traumatic event, specifically sexual assault, or when discussing bodily autonomy and the power of supportive communities. This story follows Hermione, a high school cheerleader who is drugged and raped at camp, and her meticulous journey toward healing. It focuses less on the mystery of the assailant and more on Hermione's agency, her medical decisions, and the incredible support of her parents and best friend. It is an empowering, frank, and non-victim-blaming narrative for older teens. Parents might choose this book to open a dialogue about consent, the medical realities of assault, and the importance of standing by those we love during their darkest moments.
