Rebel

A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is struggling to establish a personal identity while living in the shadow of a high-achieving or famous sibling. This finale to the Legend series follows brothers Eden and Daniel as they navigate life in a futuristic Antarctic city. While Daniel tries to hide from his past as a revolutionary hero, Eden seeks to prove his own worth through invention and risk-taking. The story explores deep themes of sibling loyalty, the weight of trauma, and the courage required to define oneself. It is highly appropriate for ages 12 and up, offering a sophisticated look at how family bonds can both tether us and set us free. Parents will appreciate how it handles the transition from childhood heroics to adult responsibility.