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Nadine is Lebanese Catholic. Gabi is Jewish. Nadine deals with the turmoil in her family by escaping to the drive-in to get high. Gabi channels her anxiety and depression into working her family's pig farm. Nadine's sister, Alina, is in the grips of a mysterious and painful illness. Gabi's bubbly, awkward cousin, Samantha, is struggling to find her own identity outside her relationship with her gregarious nonbinary sibling.
Gabi and Nadine have never met. But they just found out that, thanks to a mistake at the hospital sixteen-years-ago, they've been living each other's lives. And their journeys down the rabbit holes of who they might have been bring them towards painful realizations, emotional catastrophe...and the people who just might be able to save them.
Gabi and Nadine have never met. But they just found out that, thanks to a mistake at the hospital sixteen-years-ago, they've been living each other's lives. And their journeys down the rabbit holes of who they might have been bring them towards painful realizations, emotional catastrophe...and the people who just might be able to save them.
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First published July 1, 2017
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Hannah Moskowitz
26 books1,866 followersHannah Moskowitz wrote her first story, about a kitten named Lilly on the run from cat hunters, for a contest when she was seven years old. It was disqualified for violence. Her first book, BREAK, was on the ALA's 2010 list of Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults, and in 2013, GONE, GONE, GONE received a Stonewall Honor. 2015's NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED was named the YA Bisexual Book of the Year. SICK KIDS IN LOVE was a Sydney Taylor Honoree, a Junior Library Guild Selection, and one of both Kirkus and Tablet Magazine's Best Books of the year. She lives in Maryland with several cats, none of whom are violent.
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