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New choices. New consequences. New courage. Thirteen-year-old Rohan Stelland has always been the responsible one. Student council VP. Star tutor. Perfect son. The kid who never says no. But when ""responsible"" means juggling tutoring, student council, family duties, and leading the science fair team on four hours of sleep, something has to give. His elaborate system of lies to manage impossible commitments is teaching his little sister Averee all the wrong lessons about growing up. When exhaustion leads to a spectacular chocolate volcano explosion that covers judges, parents, and the entire gymnasium at the science fair, Rohan's carefully constructed world collapses in the most public way possible. Perfect for children learning about: Setting healthy boundaries The difference between helping and self-destruction Why asking for help is brave, not weak How perfectionism hurts everyone From the series that brought you Paper Birds & Real Friends comes another powerful exploration of growing up, messing up, and learning what really matters. Includes: Discussion questions, ""Responsibility Reality Check"" activities, and practical tools for families. ""Sometimes the most responsible thing you can do is admit you need help.""

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