With New Agey parents and a Pakistani heritage, it might have been difficult for Sunny Pryce-Shah to fit in. Thankfully, she had her older, popular cousin Shiri to talk to-until now. Shiri's shocking suicide brings heart-wrenching pain and grief, and also seems to have triggered a new and disturbing ability in Sunny: hearing people's thoughts. It's awful, especially when Sunny learns what her so-called friends really think of her. Feeling more comfortable with the Emo crowd, she tells them about her strange talent and uses it to help cute, troubled Cody. But when his true motives are revealed, she isn't sure whom to trust anymore. Sunny hopes to find answers in Shiri's journal. Was her cousin also cursed with this gift? Will Sunny end up like Shiri?

 

There are 336 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by North Star Editions .

Sarah Jamila Stevenson is a writer, artist, graphic designer, and occasional world traveller. Her debut novel, The Latte Rebellion, was featured on National Public Radio's Tell Me More programme. Visit her online at SarahJamilaStevenson. com.