In this hilarious and heartfelt middle grade novel from Brigit Young (The Prettiest): A twelve-year-old who travels back to 1999 is confronted by a surprising familiar face... her mom as a tween.

Being twelve is hard enough… imagine being twelve in 1999.

Nora doesn’t care about fitting in.

Or, at least, she tries not to. Instead, Nora spends her time nerding out over history, hanging out with her pet tortoise, listening to music, and trying not to think about how her ex-best friend ditched her for the cool girls.

Nora’s mom doesn’t understand her. And why would she? Nora’s mom is popular, effortlessly beautiful, and nothing like Nora.

But when Nora is whisked away to 1999, she ends up stuck with her worst nightmare: her twelve-year-old mom.

Nora needs to get back to her life in the twenty-first century.

Except… she has no idea how to do that. And if she messes with the past, will there even be a life to go back to?

Also by Brigit Young:
Banned Books, Crop Tops, and Other Bad Influences
Bright
The Prettiest
Worth a Thousand Words