Set in Provincetown, MA, Family Week is the story of three families that share a week together during the biggest celebration of lgbtq+ families in the country. Each of the kids in the story is going through typical preteen drama, for the most part, and it's sweet that they all have each other's backs. My favorite thing about this book, though, is reading how the kids communicate. I love, love, love that, throughout the story, the author gives examples of effective and positive communication between the kids with each other and with their parents in a natural, non-pushy way.
I would definitely recommend this book for kids in middle school and beyond. It's a fun read and the characters are instantly lovable.
Thank you to NetGalley for the opportunity to read the free ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This is a beautiful book about family both biological, and chosen and it is so funny, honest, and emotional. I can’t imagine anyone not relating to one of the characters in this book and I think this is really an important book that can and will inspire a lot of empathy and understanding. I absolutely loved it.