A 14-year-old Persian-American boy desperately tries to fit in, cope with his mother's dating life, and figure out his cultural identity.
Eager to make his mark on his first day of high school, Chad spins a lie about his summer that quickly spirals out of control.
Chad receives a special gift from his estranged father, but when he uses it to gain social capital at school, his plans go awry.
When his mom breaks up with her boyfriend and Chad's left without a father figure, Chad does everything in his power to win him back.
In search of his identity, Chad joins Asian Appreciation Club and stumbles onto the world and wonder of K-Pop.
When Chad discovers his little sister Niki is far more mature than him, he's faced with either growing up or falling further behind.
Desperate to score the newest LeBron sneakers, Chad finds himself on a wild and unexpected adventure with his uncle Hamid.
Chad's dream of becoming popular is finally within grasp after he receives an invite to a boys' weekend at Reid's Lakehouse.
When the entire school thinks Chad's been the victim of a hate crime, he's forced to choose between his newfound popularity and the truth.
