More Than Looks
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In a world full of mirrors and whispers, a 16 years old Liana thinks she's invisible, not because she wants to be, but because she's been told she's "too much" to be seen. Teased for her body and haunted by fake friendships, she hides her shine behind books and quiet smiles. But when Adrien, the carefree new basketball player, starts sitting beside her at lunch, everything begins to change.
What happens when someone sees you before you see yourself?
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