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Reach for this book when your child feels overshadowed by a high-achieving sibling or lost within a busy family dynamic. Thirteen-year-old Emma is one of five, a set of quintuplets whose lives have been public property since birth. As she navigates middle school, she desperately wants to be seen for her own talents in acting rather than just as a member of a famous set. This story addresses the universal struggle for autonomy and the search for a unique identity. It is a gentle, realistic look at the pressures of fame and the complexities of blended families. Parents will appreciate the nuanced way Emma balances her need for independence with her genuine love for her chaotic family, providing a great opening to discuss self-worth and finding one's voice.