* Publishers Weekly, starred review *Shusterman does a masterful job.The intensity of living inside Caden's mind makes this a wrenching read. story turns symptoms into lived reality in ways readers won't easily forget. This affecting deep dive into the mind of a schizophrenic will captivate readers, engender empathy for those with mental illnesses, and offer much fodder for discussion." * School Library Journal, starred review *A powerful collaboration. * Horn Book, starred review *Teens, especially fans of the author's other novels, will enjoy this book. Illustrations by the author's son Brendan, drawn during his own time in the depths of mental illness, haunt the story with scrambling, rambling lines, tremulousness, and intensity. * Booklist, starred review *Clearly written with love, the novel is moving but it's also funny, with dry, insightful humor.
He lives in California with his four children. Haunting, unforgettable, and life-affirming all at once. Neal Shusterman is the New York Times bestselling and award-winning author of Bruiser, which was a Cooperative Childrens Book Center (CCBC) choice, a YALSA Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults pick, and on twelve state lists The Schwa Was Here and the Unwind dystology, among many other books.
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