About This Book
Reach for this book when your middle-schooler is struggling to bridge the gap between their online identity and their real-world feelings, especially during a family transition like divorce. This story follows Madison Finn as she navigates the complexities of seventh grade, shifting friendships, and the lingering sting of her parents' split. It is particularly helpful for children who find it easier to express themselves through writing or digital communication than in person. Through Madison's perspective, the book explores themes of loyalty, self-confidence, and the search for belonging. It offers a relatable look at the 'tween' experience, normalizing the awkwardness of social media and the pain of feeling left out. Parents will appreciate how it models healthy emotional processing and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst social pressure.
