In "Worry," debut author captures the absurdity of contemporary life through the lens of two sisters, Jules and Poppy, navigating their own existential crises amidst a world teetering on the brink of chaos. Set against the backdrop of March 2019, the novel explores themes of anxiety, sisterhood, and the search for meaning in a digital age.

Jules, grappling with artistic frustration and internet obsession, finds herself stuck in a cycle of waiting for life to happen while hate-scrolling through online content. Meanwhile, Poppy, recovering from a suicide attempt, seeks purpose in Brooklyn, igniting a series of events that disrupt the sisters' lives.

As Poppy's health deteriorates and Jules faces her own physical and emotional challenges, their dysfunctional family dynamics come to the forefront. Their mother's newfound religious fervor and the arrival of a troubled rescue dog named Amy Klobuchar add to the chaos, reflecting the absurdity of their circumstances.

Through deadpan humor and sharp wit, the novel delves into the complexities of sisterhood, guilt, and self-discovery. Jules and Poppy's strained relationship serves as a poignant exploration of sibling dynamics and the ways in which they both support and hinder each other's growth.

As the narrative unfolds, culminating in a disastrous trip home to Florida, Jules and Poppy are forced to confront their futures and the bonds that hold them together. "Worry" offers a darkly humorous and incisive portrayal of contemporary American life, capturing the anxieties and absurdities of the modern age with nuance and wit. ❤️📚❤️