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The Sunday Times Magazine > Arts Awake
'At Home With Crazy' sheds light how children cope with metal illness in the family
By Iza Iglesias
Aug 07, 2022 12:00 am

Milflores Publishing released its first fiction novel targeting tweens and teens – At Home With Crazy by debut novelist Katrina Martin. The said book is a heartwarming story of a young teen navigating the struggles of mental illness within the family, its effects on friendship and learning how hope and love can calm even the worst of uncertainties.

In the story, 14-year-old Cayt Vergara moves to Metro Manila with her family. While she loves zombies, there's one zombie she wants to get away from – her mother.

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