"To girls everywhere, I am with you... On nights when you feel alone, I am with you. When people doubt you or dismiss you, I am with you. I fought everyday for you. So never stop fighting, I believe you."

When Emily Doe's victim impact statement four years ago went viral it changed the way many think about sexual assault, sparking widespread outrage and inspiring millions of survivors. Now Doe, the anonymous woman then-Stanford University student who Brock Turner sexually assaulted in 2015, is writing a memoir.

This is the story of a family led to confront a crisis they had never foreseen. Aged eleven, their eldest daughter has stopped eating and speaking. Alongside diagnoses of autism and selective mutism, her parents slowly become aware of another source for her distress: her imperilled future on a rapidly heating planet.

Steered by her determination to understand the truth, the family begins to see the deep connections between their own and the planet's suffering. Against forces that try to silence them, disparaging them for being different, they discover ways to strengthen, heal, and act in the world. And then one day, fifteen-year-old Greta decides to go on strike...