The novel breathes fresh life into this classic dynamic, focusing on the history and "what-ifs" that come with growing up alongside someone.
The portrayal of Lola’s two dads is one of the most beloved aspects of the book, offering a warm, grounded look at a non-traditional but deeply loving family. Why It Sticks
Everything changes when the Bell twins move back in next door. Calliope and Cricket Bell left years ago, taking Lola’s heart—and her dignity—with them. While Calliope is a competitive figure skater with a frosty exterior, Cricket is an inventor with a penchant for Rube Goldberg machines and a quiet, soulful charm.
The novel breathes fresh life into this classic dynamic, focusing on the history and "what-ifs" that come with growing up alongside someone.
The portrayal of Lola’s two dads is one of the most beloved aspects of the book, offering a warm, grounded look at a non-traditional but deeply loving family. Why It Sticks
Everything changes when the Bell twins move back in next door. Calliope and Cricket Bell left years ago, taking Lola’s heart—and her dignity—with them. While Calliope is a competitive figure skater with a frosty exterior, Cricket is an inventor with a penchant for Rube Goldberg machines and a quiet, soulful charm.