One day I'll tell you everything / Emmanuelle Pagano, translated from the French by Penny Hueston.

Originally published in France under the title Les Adolescents troglodytes by P.O.L. Éditeur, Paris, 2007.

Adèle and her younger brother Axel grew up in a hamlet in the spectacular mountains of the Ardèche region in south-east France. Ten years later, they have returned to their childhood home and Adèle now drives the school bus. Adèle is desperate to keep the secret of her past-of when she was a boy. No one recognises her here now, but teenagers have a way of getting to the truth. When a terrifying snowstorm strands the bus on the mountain, Adèle and her passengers take shelter in a cave, and that's when the stories come out. Adèle's body has undergone seismic transformations. Just like the landscape around her, the cliff faces scaffolded to stop rockfalls, she has been reshaped, inside and out-to become a woman.