
This compelling young adult novel follows seventeen-year-old Rosie as she grapples with immense loss and a life-altering revelation. Following her mother's death from Huntington's disease, Rosie discovers she was switched at birth, throwing her entire identity into question. The story explores themes of grief, identity, family secrets, and the courage required to face an uncertain future, including the very real possibility of inheriting a debilitating genetic illness. It is a deeply emotional and thought-provoking read for mature young adults.
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The constant threat of inheriting a crippling, fatal illness.
The revelation of being switched at birth creates a profound emotional separation from her perceived mother.