: The story opens four months after a tragic car accident that killed a classmate, Candy MontClaire, and revealed Emmy’s brother Joey’s severe drug addiction.
: Joey has just returned from rehab, and Emmy is tasked by her strict parents to be his "babysitter" or guardian to ensure he stays clean. You’d Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow
: Wealthy and controlling, they focus on maintaining a perfect image for the town while often neglecting the emotional needs of their children. Major Themes You'd Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow - Goodreads : The story opens four months after a
: The beautiful, popular older sister who appears perfect but is also affected by the family's internal chaos. Major Themes You'd Be Home Now by Kathleen
: Emmy’s older brother, a stoner and opioid addict who struggles with the shame of his addiction and the town's perception of him.
: The protagonist and youngest sibling who feels invisible and burdened by the responsibility of "saving" her brother.