Michelle Falkoff

A mystery about family, secrets, and how to move forward when the past keeps pulling you back, perfect for fans of David Arnold and Jeff Zentner. Patrick “Pack” Walsh may not know where he’s going in life, but he’s happy where he is. Then, on his eighteenth birthday, a letter from his past changes everything. As Pack begins a journey to uncover the truth about the parents he thought he knew, the family he didn’t know he had, and the future he never realized he wanted, he starts to have a whole different understanding of his life—and where he wants to go from here. Praise for Michelle Falkoff: “Twists and turns abound. Will keep readers turning pages.” —School Library Journal on Pushing Perfect “Truly powerful moments.” — Kirkus Reviews on Playlist for the Dead

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Bree

I wish I could give this a 0.5/5 stars but I can't so 1 star will have to do.

While the story has a good basis to it and I like the idea of what it was trying to say, the writing wasn't amazing and Pack is a dick with a capital D. There's a fair amount of lowkey fat shaming in this book that as a woman who struggles with her size and weight made me uncomfy. I managed to finish the book but it's definitely going to go into my never ever read or recommend to anyone ever pile.