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Available on Apr 27, 2027 | 208 Pages
A sensitive coming-of-age story and joyous celebration of identity, found family and acceptance! Set against the vibrant backdrop of the world’s largest annual gathering of LGBTQ+ parents and their children, heroine Nora secretly plots to meet her donor siblings for the first time—a ripped-from-the-headlines (but often taboo!) topic.
Nora and Lyla don’t share any DNA—but they are still sisters in every way. See, the thing is—“Uncle” Jack was Hapa’s donor to have Lyla, while Mama used a cryobank sperm donor to add Nora to their family. They’ve always known love makes a family—but for the first time, Nora can’t help but be curious about her genetics. Maybe there are other sisters—and brothers—out there…
So this year, when they go to Provincetown, Massachusetts for Family Week, Nora brings along a big secret. She’s been quietly planning to meet her donor siblings—without her parents, or even Lyla, knowing.
But as soon as she meets her half-siblings (affectionately known as her “diblings”), it’s clear she won’t have a secret for very long. Will she muster the courage to come clean to Lyla and their parents—or will Lyla sniff out the whole story first?
Nora and Lyla don’t share any DNA—but they are still sisters in every way. See, the thing is—“Uncle” Jack was Hapa’s donor to have Lyla, while Mama used a cryobank sperm donor to add Nora to their family. They’ve always known love makes a family—but for the first time, Nora can’t help but be curious about her genetics. Maybe there are other sisters—and brothers—out there…
So this year, when they go to Provincetown, Massachusetts for Family Week, Nora brings along a big secret. She’s been quietly planning to meet her donor siblings—without her parents, or even Lyla, knowing.
But as soon as she meets her half-siblings (affectionately known as her “diblings”), it’s clear she won’t have a secret for very long. Will she muster the courage to come clean to Lyla and their parents—or will Lyla sniff out the whole story first?
Author
Sarah Moon
Sarah Moon is the author of SPARROW and MIDDLETOWN, both of which received critical acclaim. She is also the editor of THE LETTER Q: A Queer Writers’ Notes to Their Younger Selves. A teacher and college counselor, Sarah Moon lives and works in Brooklyn with her wife and their child.
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