Firstly, I love the cover of this book, which brilliantly captures the vastness of the universe in which the young protagonist Leah is trying to find her place. It's striking and sweet, like the writing style, echoing the fears and hopes of a 14-year-old girl.
I always enjoy a story story set at a summer camp - camp is a great setting to explore identity, friendships, independence and anxiety. This one is set up really well, and it's clear from the first look that the tale won't shy away from tough topics young people face, but will also remain hopeful, philosophic and inspiring.
I always enjoy a story story set at a summer camp - camp is a great setting to explore identity, friendships, independence and anxiety. This one is set up really well, and it's clear from the first look that the tale won't shy away from tough topics young people face, but will also remain hopeful, philosophic and inspiring.