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ISBN-13: 9781783443765

RRP: £8.99

Published: 7th April 2016

Length: 336 Pages

We Are All Made of Molecules

Meet Stewart. He’s geeky, gifted and sees things a bit differently to most people. His mum has died and he misses her all the more now he and Dad have moved in with Ashley and her mum.

Meet Ashley. She’s popular, cool and sees things very differently to her new family. Her dad has come out and moved out – but not far enough. And now she has to live with a freakazoid step-brother.

Stewart can’t quite fit in at his new school, and Ashley can’t quite get used to her totally awkward home, which is now filled with some rather questionable decor. And things are about to get a whole lot more mixed up when these two very different people attract the attention of school hunk Jared. . .

Reviews

"There are many great voices in YA fiction, but Susin Nielsen manages to give us TWO in the same book. I defy you not to fall in love with this book."
Phil Earle

"Snappy and witty. A really fine YA novel."
Martin Chilton - Telegraph Books

"A book to fortify readers against bullies and homophobes."
Nicolette Jones - Sunday Times

"I loved We Are All Made of Molecules, it's a really special little book with a huge heart and one of the most enjoyable YA books I've read in some time"
Melissa Cox, Waterstones

"A sheer delight. That next life-affirming book. I’m adding We Are All Made of Molecules to the canon of hope; brilliant books for those kids on the cusp of the next stage in their lives."
Katie Clapham, Storytellers Inc