Repossessed

Reach for this book when your teenager is feeling disconnected from their own body or struggling to find wonder in the everyday routine of high school life. It is a perfect choice for the teen who feels like an outsider looking in, or one who is currently overwhelmed by the intensity of new sensory experiences and social expectations. The story follows a fallen angel who 'borrows' the body of a seventeen-year-old boy named Kiriel to escape the boredom of Hell. Through Kiriel's eyes, readers experience the mundane magic of eating a sandwich, the sting of a first crush, and the complexities of human relationships. While the premise is supernatural, the emotional core is deeply grounded in the teenage experience of identity and sensory discovery. It offers a humorous yet profound look at what makes being human worthwhile, making it an excellent conversation starter for families discussing mental health, gratitude, and the transition into adulthood.