When Perfect Feels Like Pressure

About This Book

Mara has spent two years studying her older sibling Alex like a subject she could learn by heart: the same honors classes, the same soccer drills, the same easy jokes at the family table. If she traces those steps closely enough, maybe her own nerves will finally go quiet. Then a class presentation she built entirely out of the Alex method falls flat — right down to the borrowed joke that lands in total silence — and Mara is left clutching her camera and her shame. What she doesn't expect is the thin, dog-eared notebook that slips out from under Alex's bed, full of sketches and worries that don't belong to anyone perfect.