About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their teen is struggling with the transition to college, managing the weight of high expectations, or navigating the complexities of an eating disorder and sexual identity. This raw and darkly humorous novel follows Danny, a freshman at Harvard who feels her identity slipping away as she fails her classes and drifts from her childhood best friend. Through Danny's journey in rehab and her subsequent attraction to an older girl, the story explores the messy intersections of mental health, grief, and self-discovery. Parents will find this a valuable resource for validating the intense pressure of high-achievement environments and the non-linear path of recovery. Due to its honest depiction of self-destructive behaviors, it is best suited for mature teens aged 15 and up.
