A sensitive coming-of-age story and joyous celebration of identity, found family and acceptance! Set against the vibrant backdrop of the world's largest annual gathering of LGBTQ+ parents and their children, heroine Nora secretly plots to meet her donor siblings for the first time-a ripped-from-the-headlines (but often taboo!) topic. Nora and Lyla don't share any DNA-but they are still sisters in every way.
See, the thing is-"Uncle" Jack was Hapa's donor to have Lyla, while Mama used a cryobank sperm donor to add Nora to their family. They've always known love makes a family-but for the first time, Nora can't help but be curious about her genetics. Maybe there are other sisters-and brothers-out there... So this year, when they go to Provincetown, Massachusetts for Family Week, Nora brings along a big secret.
She's been quietly planning to meet her donor siblings-without her parents, or even Lyla, knowing. But as soon as she meets her half-siblings (affectionately known as her "diblings"), it's clear she won't have a secret for very long. Will she muster the courage to come clean to Lyla and their parents-or will Lyla sniff out the whole story first?
A sensitive coming-of-age story and joyous celebration of identity, found family and acceptance! Set against the vibrant backdrop of the world's largest annual gathering of LGBTQ+ parents and their children, heroine Nora secretly plots to meet her donor siblings for the first time-a ripped-from-the-headlines (but often taboo!) topic. Nora and Lyla don't share any DNA-but they are still sisters in every way.
See, the thing is-"Uncle" Jack was Hapa's donor to have Lyla, while Mama used a cryobank sperm donor to add Nora to their family. They've always known love makes a family-but for the first time, Nora can't help but be curious about her genetics. Maybe there are other sisters-and brothers-out there... So this year, when they go to Provincetown, Massachusetts for Family Week, Nora brings along a big secret.
She's been quietly planning to meet her donor siblings-without her parents, or even Lyla, knowing. But as soon as she meets her half-siblings (affectionately known as her "diblings"), it's clear she won't have a secret for very long. Will she muster the courage to come clean to Lyla and their parents-or will Lyla sniff out the whole story first?