I loved this story about an octopus obsessed young girl who finds the courage to speak truth even when she seems to be the only one who sees things the way she does. You will fall in love with Zoey!

We were neither of the judge no the accused, but we carry these things with us, and we have to fight them. The best way to do this is to be who you are, every part of you, the good and the bad, the sorrowful and the joyous.

This debut novel surprised me, drew me in, and left me wanting more.

“He began to cry. They were big sobs, not the quiet kind that could be mistaken for a runny nose. These were from way down where lies were no longer welcome. “ p 19