Life Hacks For a Little Alien the tender and life-affirming debut, perfect for book clubs

This book was a quick read and I enjoyed it quite a lot. We get glimpses of Little Alien's home life with her mentally unstable mother and a father that doesn’t seem that much helpful. Often I was frustrated with them, because they didn’t think of getting Little Alien any kind of help or assessment. We also never get to know Little Alien’s name, which was interesting. Her school life is just as messy as at home, the only good place seems to be the library where she spends a lot of time. The footnotes and “further readings” were hilarious! All in all it’s a lovely debut novel that helps to understand neurodivergent kids a bit better, which was very well done in my opinion.