This is about a gender fluid teen named Jason, but most people call them Jay. They are going through a lot. Depression, anxiety, and fear is wage they go through everyday. Their parents aren't the best people to be around which makes things so much worse. School is such a challenge because of bullies, schoolwork, and their anxiety. Jay is biologically a girl but identifies as gender fluid. (Look it up if you don't know what it means). If you like happy books, then this one isn't for you. This story never ends. There are points of happiness because of their best friend Issac. This story has self harm in it so if you don't like that, then I don't suggest this book. This will make you cry. Some of these events will have to do with my life, but for the most part it is all made up because I have a pretty happy life. Anyways, I hope you enjoy.

Emily used to someone. A sister. A daughter. A girlfriend. A friend. Then her mother was murdered - and everything went quiet. Now she is unraveling under the weight of grief she can't name. Her sister Amy is holding it together - barely. But pretending to be okay doesn't stop you from drowning. Told through alternating POVS, The Quiet Between Us is a haunting teen fiction about sisterhood, love, trauma and the fragile hope of healing. Because sometimes, the loudest cries are the ones no one hears.