"Opposite Identicals centres female protagonists and will appeal to readers interested in family relationships, dystopian futures, and adventures that come without a side of romance. Joule and Nova are believable tweens, both in their voices and in their relationship dynamics, and provide engaging narration of their adventure ...While the representation of neurodiversity isn’t explicit, Nova's use of earmuffs as a way of navigating the world provides positive representation for anyone who finds their world over-stimulating at times and may need external help, like a pair of earmuffs or earplugs, to successfully navigate the world." — Highly Recommended, CM MagazineA Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection!FINALIST, MYRCA Northern Lights 2025A Junior Library Guild Pick!Opposite Identicals is a non-stop adrenaline rush from start to finish.Deborah Kerbel has written two unforgettable characters who take turns telling the story. Kids of all ages will race through this book, desperate