PERFECT ENOUGH by Meg Eden Kuyatt is the companion novel to GOOD DIFFERENT. Selah is learning how to adapt to her autism diagnosis. She now knows why she does some of the things she does, and why she feels the way she feels about some things. She now has tools to help her cope.
Selah loves writing, especially poetry. Now that school is out for the summer, she has enrolled in Writing Camp. This means three weeks to concentrate on what she loves best - poetry - with other people with similar interests. She is looking forward to the experience, but she knows it will be a challenge.
Selah is roommates with Brooklyn and Rheya. At first all is well, but loud noises and bright lights when Selah needs quiet and darkness makes getting along a problem Selah isn't sure how to deal with. She also discovers her enemy Ezra is in the camp. Surprisingly, she and Ezra hit it off and actually begin working together on a project.
Kuyatt's novel in verse takes readers into the thoughts and processes of the autistic mind. This book is sure to connect with all readers interested in learning more about those who are neurodivergent.
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