Ten Days to Done

Reach for this book when your child starts coming home with worries about changing friend groups, confusing group chats, or the fear of being left behind as their peers mature. It is a perfect choice for parents who want to help their tween navigate the social shifts that define the middle school years. Ten Days to Done follows five friends as they grapple with the complexities of long term friendship during a high stakes school project. Through messy digital interactions and whispered secrets, the story explores the courage required to be vulnerable and real. It offers a compassionate look at making mistakes and the effort it takes to stay true to oneself while staying connected to others. Parents will appreciate how it validates the chaotic reality of tween life while providing a hopeful roadmap for repairing relationships.