"This haunting, heartbreaking, and healing coming-of-age story explores disability and mental illness. Mora represents truthful, thorny complexity in Brynn's relationships. Themes of connection and community equally affirm the value of in-person and online relationships. Raw and compassionate." --Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "Without shying away from the ways mental illness can impact a life, Brynn's story blooms with hope and fierce love, and every step feels earned." --Booklist, Starred Review "A compelling story highlighting the raw reality of living with a mental illness." -- School Library Journal, Starred Review "Mora ( Fragile Remedy ) renders Brynn, Skylar, and their respective parents' emotions with the grace and sympathy necessary for the heavy topics addressed. Intense emotional situations and the lightly supernatural premise, coupled with Brynn's growing self-compassion regarding her own mental health, make for a simultaneously devastating and uplifting telling.

" --Publishers Weekly "An emotionally rich, thoughtful, and deeply meaningful novel." --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "An arresting, profoundly generous exploration into the power of self-compassion and unconditional love in the face of all-consuming fear. I couldn't put it down." --Shannon Watters, co-creator of the award-winning bestselling comic book series Lumberjanes "Brimming with atmosphere, heartache, humor, and hope, The Immeasurable Depth of You sweeps readers into the mangroves and sandbars of coastal Florida. A lovely, haunting, smart book about loss, mental health, and friendship. I absolutely loved it."-- Jamie Pacton, author of The Life and (Medieval) Times of Kit Sweetly "A deeply immersive experience. Maria Ingrande Mora pulls readers under water with Brynn as she spirals through every emotion and challenge, giving readers a vivid portrait of anxiety and the effect it can have on maintaining relationships.

" --Anna Gracia, author of Boys I Know.