A girl who is invisible.... literally. Pie and her mother have always been invisible, transparent and are only able to see each other. They come and go, they live in your house almost like ghosts and the only way to even see them a little bit is by using infrared. Pie is lonely. She wants more, she wants to be seen, to be known, not to always be invisible. When her mother starts to become invisible to even Pie she begins to worry. After they came back to Pittsburgh, a place they use to live in, where there was a girl Pie fell in love with lives... Pie once again finds herself seeking that girl out. What Pie finds though is new friends, understanding what it means to be seen. and what it means to love a girl who is invisible. This was a pretty sweet story about finding love and friendship when you only see yourself as being invisible. I loved the idea that there are people out there who are completely invisible but still find a way to live. It’s definitely a unique take on a sort of ghost story.

*Thanks Netgalley and Random House Children's, Delacorte Press for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*