About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the pressure to be perfect or feels that their physical or mental health challenges define their entire identity. It is a heartfelt contemporary romance that addresses the intersection of physical disability and high-stakes anxiety through the lens of two ambitious musicians. While the story centers on the competitive world of Julliard auditions, it is fundamentally about the courage required to be seen for who you truly are, rather than the labels society places upon you. Parents will appreciate the nuanced, realistic depiction of managing a physical disability (Cerebral Palsy) and severe anxiety. It is age-appropriate for middle and high schoolers, offering a hopeful but grounded look at first love, self-advocacy, and the navigating the complexities of social media fame.
