Poor Mary Beth. Her goal in life is to keep her family on an even keel and happy. In spite her best efforts, her daughter has struggled with anorexia, and one of her twin sons is geeky loner who struggles with depression. The other twin seems to be effortlessly popular and athletically gifted. In order not to give anything away, let me just say that her struggles to help her children fit in and thrive in this world are heartbreakingly real.

This book is so wonderfully well-written. It pulls you in and doesn't let you go.