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<p><b>__________</b><br><br><i>'Our hearts were broken in the same places. That's something like love, but maybe not quite the thing itself'</i><br><br>Aza's life is filled with complications. <br><br>Living with anxiety and OCD is enough but when Daisy, her Best and Most Fearless Friend, brings her on a mission to find a fugitive billionaire things are about to get even more complicated. <br><br>To find Russell Pickett, Aza must enter the world of his geeky, but maybe kind-of-cute son, Davis. <br><br>But the chances of a first kiss, and maybe even a first love, could send Aza into a spiral of anxiety... <br><br>A perfect coming-of-age novel filled with love, mystery and Star Wars fan-fiction.<br><br><b>'John Green writes from the heart'- </b><i>The Times </i><br><br><b>__________</b><br><br>In his long-awaited return John Green, the acclaimed author of <i>the Fault in Our Stars</i>, shares Aza's story with shattering, unflinching clarity in this brilliant novel about mental health, love, resilience, and the power of lifelong friendship. <br><b><br>'A gripping story that cuts to the heart of friendship and first love' </b><i>The Scotsman</i><br><b><br>'Acknowledging the difficulties of loving someone with a chronic mental illness is both ethically noble, and, with this novel, skilfully done.' </b><i>Claire Hennessy, Irish Times </i><br><b><br>'The friendships in Green's novels are stirring and powerful.' </b><i>The New York Times</i></p>