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Rules are supposed to be simple… but nobody told Soren that some of them can change.

Soren is on the autism spectrum, and rules have always been one of the things that make the world feel safe. They're clear, predictable, and they stay the same. But when a group project, a driveway soccer game, and a classroom bathroom pass all start bending the rules he thought were fixed, Soren realizes that not everything works the way he expected.
Some rules never change — like being honest, and standing up for someone who can't speak up for themselves. But others shift depending on the situation, and nobody hands you a guide for telling the difference. With help from his teacher, his parents, and even his sister Zadie — who is dealing with her own frustrating rule problem — Soren begins sorting the world into categories that finally make sense.

Along the way, he learns to read the people around him in new ways, speak up when it matters most, and build something he didn't expect — a way of understanding fairness that works for him, even when the rules aren't written down.
Because not every rule is a wall. Some are doors — and knowing the difference changes everything.