"Australian author Madden [...][does] an excellent job with the unusual setting and the psychologically astute character development of Marco. All aboard!"
--Booklist, starred review
"An endearing examination of family, friendship, and personal growth in the wake of mental health struggles."
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Kirkus Reviews "A wonderfully funny and heartfelt novel that is also intensely, relatably human. I devoured it in one sitting."
--Jennifer Niven, #1
New York Times bestselling author of
All the Bright Places "A sincere, heartfelt, and hilarious look at what can happen when life forces us off-course--and onto a cruise ship, no less--when the last thing we want is to take a detour. Tobias Madden's latest triumph is bound to make a splash."
--Robbie Couch, author of New York Times bestseller
If I See You Again Tomorrow "
Wrong Answers Only is an honest and heartfelt exploration of living with anxiety and the setbacks and successes that occur when trying to manage it."
--Jason June,
New York Times bestselling author of
Out of the Blue and
Jay's Gay Agenda "Tobias has explored family very tenderly here--all the love, disconnection, intergenerational harm, loss, and beauty you can find in the families we are born into and those we choose. I'm so glad it is going out into the world for others to read and feel deeply too."
--Helena Fox, award-winning author of
How It Feels to Float "Charming and hilarious,
Wrong Answers Only whisks readers away on a voyage around the Mediterranean, where they will bask on beaches and swoon in the sun while exploring the importance of family, friendship, and self-discovery."
--Robby Weber, author of
I Like Me Better "A frank and adventurous look at what it means to get out of your comfort zone and embrace the ups, downs, and absolute messiness of life. In
Wrong Answers Only, Tobias Madden gets the coming-of-age experience just right."
--Brian D. Kennedy, author of
A Little Bit Country and
My Fair Brady "Say 'Ahoy' to this coming-of-age story full of family, fun, gorgeous locales, self-acceptance, and figuring out that it's okay not to have all the answers."
--Sara Farizan, award-winning author of
If You Could Be Mine
