About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the vulnerable intersection of body image, the fear of rejection, and the pressure of first-time romantic milestones. It follows Molly, a seventeen-year-old girl who has navigated twenty-six unrequited crushes from the safety of her bedroom, convinced that her weight makes her a difficult person to love. As her twin sister dives into a serious relationship and her mothers plan their wedding, Molly must decide if she is brave enough to step into the messiness of real-world dating. This story is a compassionate guide for the late bloomer, offering a secular and deeply relatable exploration of self-worth. It is best suited for older teens due to its honest look at adolescent anxiety and the complexities of evolving family dynamics. Parents will appreciate how it validates the pace of a teenager's personal growth without rushing them into adulthood.
