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Everything changes all of a sudden in a place where nothing ever does...

In the small town of Bourne, everyone is acquainted with one another, but the Mitchell triplets are particularly well-liked. Despite her inability to communicate, no one can deny that Mirabel is the smartest person they have ever met. Since the library is closed on Mondays, the town's go-to source for books is her. Tell her what book you think you'd like, and she'll grab the genuine one out of her sock drawer or microwave. Getting good grades, getting into college, and getting out of Bourne is Mab's toughest task of all.

When the water in Bourne turned green seventeen years ago, the town made national headlines for a few weeks. The girls have grown up observing their mother's unwavering pursuit of justice. However, just when it looks like everything will stay the same forever, the first moving truck anyone has seen in a long time arrives and loads up with new neighbors and long-forgotten secrets. The Mitchell sisters will soon be facing a system that is biased against them and solving mysteries that have been hidden for longer than they have lived. Since the past won't let go of you, it's difficult to let go of the past.

Here, three remarkable storytellers come together to share a captivating tale filled with humor, amazement, and profound love. Laurie Frankel, as she did in This Is How It Always Is, has created a laugh-out-loud-on-one-page-grab-a-tissue-the-next novel about how broadening our definitions of normal makes the world a better place for everyone and how our daughters will save us all in the darkest of times.