L'adorada Jenna Fox

by Mary E. Pearson

First published 2010

Jenna Fox opens her eyes after more than a year in a coma following an accident. She remembers nothing. Her life before the accident has vanished completely. Her family remains present but distant. Her parents speak in careful phrases that reveal little. Jenna senses they are withholding crucial information from her recovery. She begins to question their evasiveness. What are they afraid to tell her? What truth do they think she cannot handle? The answers seem just beyond her reach until chance intervenes. A simple cut on her hand reveals something impossible about her own body. This discovery shakes everything she believed about herself and forces her to reconsider the nature of her existence. The accident that stole her memories may have changed far more than just her mind.

Genres: fiction, science-fiction, mystery, young-adult, 21st-century, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unreliable-narrator

252 pages · Paperback · Editorial Cruïlla

Content warnings: medical-trauma

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