"Every parent encounters some chasm between the ideal child they imagined and the actual child they are raising. With aching honesty and profound generosity, Rachel Stolzman Gullo delivers a beautifully written novel about one family traversing that divide and learning to love one other, not as they might be but as they are. The result is a deeply humane novel that lingers long after the last page is turned." Gayle Forman, New York Times bestselling author of If I Stay

"Confuse the Wind is a heart-wrenching, deftly told, story, that reminds us that sometimes you have to break a thing before you fully understand how it works. Rachel Stolzman Gullo hands us the broken pieces of a family, and the glue to put it back it back together again, shard by jagged shard. Bring your hankies. You're going to need them." Colin Broderick, author of Church End

"Confuse the Wind is poignant, brave, and utterly gorgeous. Stolzman Gullo has crafted a wonderful, strange, and astounding masterpiece. Just when I thought I knew where this compelling novel would go, I was proven wrong. Read this book. Then read it again. You won't be able to put it down." Amanda Boyden, author of I Got the Dog

"I read in great gulps, wanting to see just how Jonathan and Carly and Theo and Aimee would withstand the gusty headwinds brought by Theo's devastating childhood encephalitis and its aftermath. Stolzman Gullo has written a love song to love itself, as sturdy and astounding a thing, it turns out, as a well-designed skyscraper, built to confuse the wind." Amy Hassinger, author of After the Dam