Some marks, faults and sticker residue

From Kathryn Evans comes a unique and thought-provoking YA story that blends science fiction with coming-of-age drama.

Teva’s life seems normal—except for one thing.

Every year, on her birthday, she creates a new version of herself.

Each “Teva” is the same person at a different age, living together under one roof, each with their own memories, emotions, and personality. For years, the system works—each version knowing their place and role.

Until something goes wrong.

As tensions build and individuality starts to clash with control, the carefully balanced life they’ve created begins to unravel. Secrets emerge, loyalties shift, and Teva is forced to question what it truly means to be herself.

Smart, original, and emotionally engaging, this novel explores identity, autonomy, and the complexity of growing up.

✨ Genre: Young Adult / Science Fiction / Contemporary
🌶️ Spice Level: Low

📚 Series: Standalone

Clever, quirky, and thought-provoking—perfect for readers who love unique concepts, identity-focused stories, and coming-of-age with a twist ✨