
Kristi is a sophomore at her stupid alternative high school Journeys, and she knows that pretty much everyone there hates her. Even the ones that seem obsessed with her big breasts.
But at least she has her best friend, Jacob, has her back.
Kristi is not happy. Her father moved to Africa when she was littler, but still old enough to remember him leaving her behind with her mother. She copes though with her friend and her cat, Minnie Mouse, whom she hides in her room because her mother is allergic to cats.
She copes, but being able to read minds doesn’t make things any easier.
But Kristi begins to question her psychic abilities when her father returns home and she learns of a long-held family secret, and when she learns the true feelings of one of her classmates.
I liked this book a lot. It was very interesting to see a teenager with the power of a comic book super hero, and still have normal yet extraordinary life. You can relate to Kristi and her life in some way. The book was great though and it makes you rethink the idea of wanting to read peoples’ minds.