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As new friendships blossom, the story highlights the power of kindness and understanding. Ally's connection with her classmates, who each carry their own burdens, leads to a sense of belonging that enriches their lives. Together, they learn to celebrate their differences and embrace the strength found in unity.
Through thoughtful characters and relatable experiences, the narrative encourages readers to see beyond labels and recognize the unlimited potential within everyone. This heartwarming tale leaves a lasting impression of hope, reminding us that we all have our own battles to face, and that friendship can illuminate even the darkest paths.
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I really loved this book but it was a bit incoherent at some points that leaved me perplexed
"When my world wasn't such a heavy place. I used to love to swing as high as I could - leaning back, reaching for a bright blue sky with my feet - and it made me feel like I could do anything. Reach anything" pg. 155"And I think of words. The power they have. How they can be waved around like a wand - sometimes for good, like how Mr. Daniels uses them. How he makes kids like me and Oliver feel better about ourselves. And how words can also be used for bad. To hurt. My grandpa used to say to be careful with eggs and words, because neither can ever be fixed. The older I get, the more I realize how smart my grandpa was" pg. 184"I guess maybe 'I'm having trouble' is not the same as 'I can't'" pg. 197"Things will not always be easy; sometimes we do fail. But it isn't failing that makes you a failure. It is staying down that does. The ability to stand up, brush yourself off, and try again is a huge strength. It's something that will take you very far in your life. If you develop a habit of standing up and trying again, just imagine the phenomenal things that could be in store for you." pg. 276