This book is about a girl named Lily who has Albinism. She loves to sing but she's afraid of what people will think. She doesn't seven sing in front of her parents. Does she think the people who gave birth to her will even hate how she sings? She doesn't know, but hopefully Lily isn't so focused about what other people will think about her and will learn to except her for who she is no matter what anyone else thinks. Also, she gets bullied at school but her family or friends don't know. Lily ends up reaching the stage of depression because she thinks that no one will love her for her. She looks different from everyone else, because of her disease. People say that she isn't "normal" and that really tears her apart. Will others be able to except Lily for who she is? Most importantly herself? At the end of story, Lily grows up to be successful in her singing career and gets signed to a record label. Will this make her confident? Or will it just continue to tear he apart? Fame isn't easy, there are people that will dislike you and people that will support you and love you for who you are. Lily ends up receiving much support from her fans, and is more comfortable with who she is. She no longer has depression and when a negative comment pops up on her timeline, she just ignores it.