
This novel follows sixteen-year-old Bridget, a member of an Irish Traveller community in the United States. Bridget finds herself at a crossroads, questioning the deeply ingrained traditions of her family's nomadic existence, which includes a 'criminal way of life.' The story explores her internal conflict as she weighs family loyalty against her burgeoning desire for individuality and a different future. It's a compelling read for older teens interested in cultural identity, moral dilemmas, and the challenges of forging one's own path while respecting one's heritage.
Sixteen-year-old Bridget, member of an Irish Traveller community in the United States, questions the traditions of her family's nomadic and criminal way of life and begins to wonder if she wants to continue living it.