Perfect

In this compelling narrative by the New York Times bestselling author of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, a young boy named Byron navigates the complex world of adulthood through the lens of his seemingly perfect mother, Diana. As Byron begins to perceive the disparities in their lives compared to those of others in their upscale neighborhood, a pivotal event during a school shortcut stirs unsettling truths that his mother can no longer ignore. This story intricately explores themes of guilt, envy, and familial tension, ultimately leading to a profound tragedy and revelation.