Cecilia Galante Ordre des livres

Set against a backdrop of political tension, the narrative unfolds over a critical thirteen-day period. It explores themes of power, decision-making, and the consequences of actions taken in moments of crisis. Key characters grapple with moral dilemmas and the weight of leadership as they navigate complex relationships and high-stakes situations. The story delves into the intricacies of strategy and human emotion, offering a gripping portrayal of events that could alter the course of history.

Four girls brought together at a home for girls bond and form their own family, which they call The Invisibles. Their close family circle exhibits cracks when a tragedy occurs.. Three leave after graduation while one remains behind. Fifteen years later with one of them in crisis, The Invisibles gather together and the truth about their lives surfaces.

May, a twelve-year-old girl, grapples with her challenging home life, marked by her grandmother's depression and her father's long work hours. Resentful of their low-income neighborhood and her circumstances, she frequently finds herself in conflict and trouble. This struggle highlights her quest for identity and belonging amidst emotional turmoil and familial absence.

Lily Sinclair struggles to adapt to her new city life, feeling abandoned by her best friend and nostalgic for their secret spot, Willowood. Her perspective shifts when she meets the owner of the Pet Palace and his son, Nate, who has Down's syndrome. This encounter opens up new friendships and experiences, helping Lily navigate her feelings of loss and isolation.

Struggling with the challenges of starting anew while escaping her mom's abusive boyfriend, twelve-year-old Hershey finds solace in her journals, though they fail to alleviate her feelings of emptiness. Amidst her turmoil, she uncovers an unexpected talent that brings a glimmer of hope and self-discovery. This journey of resilience highlights the power of creativity and the quest for a brighter future.