Libby Strout, once famously dubbed “America’s Fattest Teen,” returns to public life determined to shed old labels and live fully. Across town, Jack Masselin navigates a secret: he has prosopagnosia, or face blindness, and can’t recognize anyone. When a cruel high school game throws them together, they discover a unique connection, forcing both to confront their deepest fears and learn to truly see each other.

Why You Should Read?

• Explores themes of identity, body image, and the struggle to overcome societal perceptions.
• Features a dual narrative from two distinct characters grappling with hidden challenges.
• A poignant story about finding connection and acceptance despite internal and external obstacles.
• By Jennifer Niven, author of the bestselling novel "All the Bright Places."