A poignant and empowering teen novel of grief, unrequited love, and
finding comfort in one's own skin.
Aden isn't looking for love in her senior year. She's much more focused
on things like getting a solo gig at Ike's and keeping her brother from
illegal herbal recreation. But when Tate walks into Calculus class
wearing a yarmulke and a grin, Aden's heart is gone in an instant.
The two are swept up in a tantalizingly warm friendship, complete with
long drives with epic soundtracks and deep talks about life, love, and
spirituality. With Tate, Aden feels closer to her mom--and her mom's
faith--than she has since her mother died years ago. Everyone else--even
Aden's brother and her best friend--can see their connection, but does
Tate?
Navigating uncertain romance and the crises of those she loves, Aden
must decide how she chooses to see herself and how to honor her mom's
memory.