About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is feeling paralyzed by the pressure of high school transitions or the anxiety of making the perfect choice for their future. It speaks directly to the adolescent fear that one wrong move might ruin their entire life trajectory. The story follows Abby Barnes, whose life begins to change overnight as a parallel version of herself makes different decisions a year in the past. This science fiction premise serves as a powerful metaphor for identity and agency. While it contains romantic elements and high school social dynamics, it is a sophisticated exploration of responsibility and the reality that we cannot control every outcome. It is best suited for older teens who are beginning to navigate the weight of their own independence.
