A grieving Japanese-American teen navigates loss, love, and self-discovery in the Californian desert.
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A grieving Japanese-American teen navigates loss, love, and self-discovery in the Californian desert.
- The Guardian"Get your hands on Only Love Can Break Your Heart this summer and treat your soul to stunning descriptions of the desert, a star-bright voice, and a gloriously tangled story of healing, family, grief, and love - not with a boy, but with a place, and with yourself."-- Samantha Shannon, New York Times bestselling author of the Bone Season series"Japanese-American Reiko is dealing with grief, family, first love and peer pressure in Webber's second contemporary YA o
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Minor references to romance and attraction; no explicit scenes depicted. Sexual context: toxic love and consent discussed subtly.
No violence or gore depicted.
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No religious themes present.
Minor magical realism elements tied to grief and memory.
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Moderate focus on emotional suffering due to grief and family pressures. Sexual context: toxic love and consent discussed subtly.
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