Memento Nora

Reach for this book when your teenager begins questioning the status quo or feels like their personal truth is being overshadowed by digital noise and societal expectations. Memento Nora is a gripping entry point for discussing the importance of individual memory and the ethics of a world where 'moving on' from trauma is forced by technology. It speaks to the emotional need for teenagers to reclaim their own narratives and find power in their creative voices. The story follows three teens who discover they are living in a society where memories can be medically erased to keep citizens compliant and 'happy.' By starting an underground zine, they resist this mind-numbing establishment. Parents will appreciate how the book explores justice, integrity, and the courage required to stand up for one's own history. It is a sophisticated yet accessible dystopian tale that validates the rebellious spirit of youth as a force for good.