Book Clique | This Week's Pick: No One You Know
The book is a propulsive read that is, at its heart, the story of a mother and daughter desperate to find their way back to each other.
Press coverage, interviews, and media mentions for No One You Know and Emma Tourtelot.
The book is a propulsive read that is, at its heart, the story of a mother and daughter desperate to find their way back to each other.
"No One You Know has a few different meanings in the book," Tourtelot explains. "First, when you're grieving, you become a different version of yourself, and it can sometimes feel like nobody understands you or knows you anymore. It can feel really lonely. Another layer is the way that Indie, in her grief, explores what it means to be real, and what it means to have a self. And finally, it's a nod to the way that people gossip in small towns. When something tragic happens, the first question everyone has is, 'Is it someone I know?'"
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