Molly has been counting down to camp all year-new friends, big laughs, and the kind of adventures you can't have at home. But the first night, something surprising shows up in her bunk right alongside the excitement. Homesickness. Molly doesn't want to be "the kid who misses home." She wants to be brave. She wants to fit in. She wants to love camp the way everyone else seems to. And that's when Molly discovers something important: Two things can be true. You can be excited and nervous. You can feel brave and still miss home. You can belong somewhere new without stopping loving the place you came from. With letters, camp traditions, and a few unforgettable moments (hello, Color War and the bonfire), Molly learns that feelings don't have to fight each other for space. Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is tell the truth about what's happening inside you-and keep going anyway. Molly Two Things Can Be True is a warm, funny, and honest chapter book about growing up, trying something new, and realizing that having big feelings doesn't mean something is wrong with you.