Highly anticipated YA debut from Ali Hazelwood.
Despite having multiple scholarship opportunities Mallory chooses to stay home and work to support her family due to her mother's illness. Despite their constantly bickering she loves her sisters and don't want them worrying about money. Perfectly describes the relationship between siblings because I too would trade my siblings for cotton candy grapes. When a friend begs her to join a chess tournament due to her being a child chess prodigy she reluctantly joins. During her first and only game at this tournament she accidentally beats the youngest grandmaster known as the king killer and a Gen Z sex symbol.
Despite having multiple scholarship opportunities Mallory chooses to stay home and work to support her family due to her mother's illness. Despite their constantly bickering she loves her sisters and don't want them worrying about money. Perfectly describes the relationship between siblings because I too would trade my siblings for cotton candy grapes. When a friend begs her to join a chess tournament due to her being a child chess prodigy she reluctantly joins. During her first and only game at this tournament she accidentally beats the youngest grandmaster known as the king killer and a Gen Z sex symbol.