Description

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Stella North (Virgo) has waited her whole life for a coveted birthday party invite that will guarantee a friend-filled summer in Washington. Forget summer, this opportunity could change her universe. Maybe in this universe, she’ll have less anxiety about big things, like the growing absence of her addict mom, and small things, like what everyone else is thinking or what she’s wearing or or or… breathe.


But those perfect summer plans implode when her Dad returns with a surprise from his business trip: his new fiancée, Whitney. Even worse, Stella and her brother have to spend the next couple of weeks in Whitney’s Las Vegas home pretending like these absolute strangers are her family. At least her potential stepsister feels the same way about ruining their parents’ wedding. Together, the girls set out to discover (and ultimately change) the future through astrology, crystals, and even Magic 8 Balls. Yet nothing can predict the surprising friends, new maybe-more-than friends, and ghosts from the past that Stella encounters on her quest to find calm in a galaxy beyond control.

Godwin Books

About the Author

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Lindsey Leavitt is a Leo sun/Sagittarius rising, which makes her skilled at traveling, studying and sleeping in. She grew up in Las Vegas and now lives in the snowy mountains with her big, blended family. She is the author of over fifteen books for kids and teens. Lindsey had an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Visit her online at https://lindseyleavitt.com

Praise For…

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“Stella’s voice is real, sweet, and funny, and underneath the humor there’s a depth of feeling and wisdom that I have only found in the best middle grade stories.” —Yamile Saied Méndez, author of the Pura Belpré Award–winner Furia

“This book is for anyone searching for clues about who they are and where they are headed. In short, this book is for everyone.” —Jennifer Ziegler, author of Worser

“Leavitt handles serious topics with sensitivity, humor, and heart in this touching, realistic novel.” —Jo Knowles, author of Where the Heart Is and Meant to Be

"I loved Stella’s voice from the first chapter of her unpredictable, upended life. Her thoughtful, hopeful, magical adventure felt like a hug for my heart." — Natalie Lloyd, author of Hummingbird