β Scribed by Liz Gallagher
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Artistic Seattle high school sophomore Alice decides to emerge from her cocoon and date a football player, which causes a rift between her and her best friend, a boy who wants to be more than just friends.
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### From School Library Journal Grade 8β10βAlice has never been part of the in-crowd at school. She hangs with the artsies, as well as her best friend, a boy named Jewel whom she has known since grade school. Then one day something weird happensβa popular football player named Simon starts noticing
### From School Library Journal Grade 810Alice has never been part of the in-crowd at school. She hangs with the artsies, as well as her best friend, a boy named Jewel whom she has known since grade school. Then one day something weird happensa popular football player named Simon starts noticing he
### From School Library Journal Grade 8β10βAlice has never been part of the in-crowd at school. She hangs with the artsies, as well as her best friend, a boy named Jewel whom she has known since grade school. Then one day something weird happensβa popular football player named Simon starts noticing
### From School Library Journal Grade 810Alice has never been part of the in-crowd at school. She hangs with the artsies, as well as her best friend, a boy named Jewel whom she has known since grade school. Then one day something weird happensa popular football player named Simon starts noticing he
### From School Library Journal Grade 8β10βAlice has never been part of the in-crowd at school. She hangs with the artsies, as well as her best friend, a boy named Jewel whom she has known since grade school. Then one day something weird happensβa popular football player named Simon starts noticing
Secrets: Visible and Invisible is a collection of short stories by seven CatholicTeenBooks authors. As described by Mark Hart of Life Teen International, who provides the foreword, "Each story reveals something different about the human heart and our constant (though, often veiled) desire for truth