The Doughnut Club
Quinn loves her moms and her little brother, but sometimes she feels like she doesn’t quite fit in. Her family loves big, bold activities—surfing, rock climbing, anything full of action. Quinn would much rather sit quietly and draw.
Quinn has always known she was donor‑conceived, but she never thought much about her donor. Then her moms tell her something surprising: she and her brother have sixteen other genetic siblings. Quinn can hardly believe it. Maybe one of them will be more like her.
There’s just one problem—her parents want her to wait until she’s older before contacting any of them. Quinn doesn’t want to wait. When she secretly starts searching for her siblings, she gets so caught up in the excitement that she forgets what really matters. And when she begins to suspect that her biggest enemy—Monika, the girl she can’t stand—might be one of her siblings, everything gets even more confusing.
Now Quinn has to find her way back to her family, and find the courage to tell her moms how she truly feels.