A funny, heartfelt coming-of-age graphic novel about ADHD, autism, friendship, first crushes, and growing up neurodivergent.
Some people fit together perfectly - just ask Eve and her best friend, Sasha. When the rest of the world is confusing, frustrating, and the absoluteworst, Eve and Sasha know they can count on each other.
Especially when the school year brings the arrival of a new friend, Zack (who is definitely not becoming more than a friend), and a whole lot of problems for Eve and Sasha. Why is it suddenly so hard to fit in? When did 'friends' stop being friends? And what are Eve and Sasha supposed to do when life just seems to get harder and harder?
Eve and Sasha often find the world a bit confusing, loud and very frustrating, but they always have each other. They understand each other, they are best friends and they hang out together a lot.
When Zack starts at their school he seems to get them too. But some old friends are becoming more difficult for Eve and Sasha to deal with, and some subjects at school are great, but others are so hard.
Can Eve, Sasha and Zack learn to navigate their way through school and the world around them?
This is a wonderful story of accepting who you are, and finding true friends who understand and support you. It shines a light on some of the challenges of growing up with autism and ADHD.
With themes of friendship, family, neurodivergence and growing up, this will be enjoyed by those aged 13 and up.

