But then Alexandria has an accident-one that might be partly Ryann’s fault-and Ryann’s forced to rethink her whole plan, and help while Alexandria’s out of commission. When her history teacher gives her an “assignment” to befriend the new girl, Alexandria, Ryann thinks it’ll be easy.
Ryann Bird is an outsider with a secret: She truly cares about people, particularly those who are outsiders like herself. Gotta love that sort of attention to design. Aside from that, the cover is a great amalgamation of the main elements of the book, from the look on her face to the spacey sound wave pattern.Īdded bonus: the sound wave pattern is printed onto the edge of the book’s pages, too. There’s a lot to look at at this cover, but my eye went immediately to the very pretty girl on the cover, mostly because she looks a lot like Antonia Thomas (who played Alisha on Misfits). Trigger Warning: There’s a scene of attempted sexual assault and mentions of the deaths of family members and stints in rehab in The Weight of Stars that might be triggering for some readers. Bonus Factors: Space Love, Found Family, LGBTQ+
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