This is a sequel to Huda F cares, and this was as entertaining as the first book and second book. While I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I wouldn’t say it’s fun. We follow Huda through her junior year as she finds out her parents are getting a divorce. This affects her mental health and her life. She has to learn how to deal with this in a Muslim family where seeking mental health help almost never happens. This is handled in an intelligent and thoughtful way that teens who need it will fully understand. It also gives insight into the lives of a Muslim teenager that might be helpful to their non-Muslim friends.