This teen novel is set in our present day and gives an eye-opening account into a 14 year old's ideas of what the world is. Leah is a young woman and her ideas about how we can save the world through changing small things about ourselves really opened my eyes. Leah's guide through life and what home means really spoke to me, and others who I know have read the book. She's really perceptive and her love of handwriting and it's meanings really emphasise this passion for finding things out.
The illustrations in the book are beautiful and really show the ideas that Leah is trying to get the reader to understand. They set the book off beautifully, and I would love them to be posters that I could put on my wall to admire all day. I especially love the subtle gradients and hues of the galaxy, further linking it to the main themes of the novel.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book.
The illustrations in the book are beautiful and really show the ideas that Leah is trying to get the reader to understand. They set the book off beautifully, and I would love them to be posters that I could put on my wall to admire all day. I especially love the subtle gradients and hues of the galaxy, further linking it to the main themes of the novel.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book.