Remedy

A parent might reach for this book when their teenager begins questioning the power dynamics within the family or when navigating the complexities of chronic illness and medical transparency. It is a psychological thriller that follows Cara, a girl whose life has been defined by mysterious ailments and her mother's public crusade to fund her treatments. As Cara begins to uncover discrepancies in her medical history, the story shifts into a tense exploration of trust, gaslighting, and the search for autonomy. This book is best suited for mature middle schoolers and high schoolers (ages 12 and up). It serves as a powerful conversation starter about boundaries, the ethics of social media oversharing, and the courage required to face uncomfortable truths about those we love most. While the themes are heavy, the protagonist's journey toward self-advocacy is deeply empowering.