About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is exploring dark, complex narratives about identity, or when they are looking for a story that validates the intensity of internal psychological struggles. This haunting epistolary novel follows Carly and Kaitlyn, two distinct personalities sharing one body, as they navigate life after a family tragedy. It tackles heavy themes of grief, mental health, and the search for self-hood within a framework of psychological horror and mystery. While the atmosphere is undeniably dark and intense, it provides a unique opening to discuss mental wellness and the way trauma shapes our personal narratives. It is best suited for older teens who enjoy immersive, multi-media storytelling and are comfortable with supernatural ambiguity.
