About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is struggling with the weight of past mistakes, the complexities of public judgment, or the difficult process of rebuilding a fractured identity. While the premise is extreme, it serves as a powerful metaphor for any young person who feels defined by their worst moments and fears they will never be allowed to change. The story follows Alice, a teen living under a new identity after serving time for a violent crime committed as a child. It explores deep themes of accountability, the ethics of the media, and whether true redemption is possible in a digital age. Due to the intense subject matter involving childhood violence and psychological trauma, this is best suited for mature readers aged 14 and up who are ready to grapple with moral ambiguity and the reality that some scars never fully heal.
