"Ava’s Façade" by Kinsley LeRoy is a compelling narrative that analyzes the complications of identity and relationships. The book examines Ava Stewart's journey as a therapist who helps children handle their emotional grinds while she herself struggles with the dissonance between her professional conquest and personal life. Through Ava's character, LeRoy skillfully incorporates themes of empathy and self-discovery. She highlights the challenges of maintaining professional boundaries when subjective experiences mirror those of her clients. The novel also probes the subtle dynamics of Ava's relationship with her partner, Jaxson, highlighting a tale of stagnation. As Ava reminisces on their past and present, the reader is drawn into a stimulating exploration of how relationships can both uplift and suffocate and may lead to a desire for liberation and fear of change. Furthermore, this book commends the power of friendship and personal growth. Ava's interactions with her friends—particularly Layla and Hailey—lead to introspection and her potential transformation, exploring themes of healing and self-renewal.