You've Got the Map Backwards

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Pub Date Mar 01 2024 | Archive Date Mar 11 2024

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Description

A year removed from high school, lifelong friends Aisha Kinseya and Sarah Piedmont find themselves lost in different places. Struggling with depression, Sarah’s growing dependency on alcohol lands her in rehab. Aisha, in the midst of her second year of college, finds herself increasingly isolated as a crippling anxiety begins to overwhelm her.

Finding solace in familiarity, the two girls reunite only to have their friendship fracture. As they search for answers, Aisha and Sarah discover how relationships can change. How knowing someone your entire life doesn’t mean you know them forever, and how, if you want to grow, there are certain things you must leave behind.


A year removed from high school, lifelong friends Aisha Kinseya and Sarah Piedmont find themselves lost in different places. Struggling with depression, Sarah’s growing dependency on alcohol lands...


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ISBN 9798990055100
PRICE $2.99 (USD)
PAGES 178

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Thank you to Netgalley and Brian Usobiaga for this ARC of ‘You’ve Got the Map Backwards’.

This book was a nice and easy read. The characters were well developed and likeable. It was very thought provoking and overall just a really nice read. I’d love to read some more from this author.

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