About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager feels like an outsider or is beginning to question long-held family secrets and the stories adults tell. It is a sophisticated graphic novel that follows Rue, a girl who discovers her mother was not who she seemed and that she herself belongs to a world of dangerous, hidden faerie folk. The story explores themes of identity, the weight of heritage, and the courage required to face a reality that is far more complex and frightening than it appears. While the artwork and supernatural elements are gripping, the emotional core is about a young woman finding her footing in a world where she doesn't fully fit into either the human or magical realms. This book is best suited for middle and high school readers who appreciate moody, atmospheric storytelling and are ready for some darker, more mature fantasy elements.
