I have loved all of the Huda books so far, and this one didn't disappoint. I really appreciated the approach this book took to talk about mental health, seeking a therapist, and grieving over your own parents divorcing.

As always, Huda is so dramatic and I can't help but crack up at her antics. I love how she deals with the big emotions that she feels surrounding the divorce. This is a great book for kids (and adults) to read, especially for ones who could be dealing with a similar divorce or other big life event that is causing some grief. And, I love that there is talks about going to therapy and talking to someone who has the skills to help navigate those feelings. There is even a resource in the back of the book with numbers to call in case the reader needs someone to speak to. I am all for talking about therapy and am so glad to see this in a kids book.

Thanks to NetGalley and Dial Books for a copy of this ARC, all opinions are my own!.