Outraged, Margaret flies home, expecting to find her family up in arms. That is, until she arrives home one day to find a gut-punching racial slur painted on their garage door. Meanwhile sweet, popular, seventeen-year-old Annalie couldn’t think of anything worse – she loves their town, and feels safe coasting along in its confines. She couldn’t wait to leave their oppressive small-town home and take flight in New York. Nineteen-year-old Margaret is driven, ambitious, and keenly aware of social justice issues. The Gravity of Missing Things is her debut novel.Despite having had near-identical upbringings, sisters Annalie and Margaret agree on only one thing: that they have nothing in common. By night, she is supposed to be writing but is mainly picking her cat up off the keyboard. By day, Marisa works in higher education. Marisa Urgo writes young adult novels that mix humor and heart. Just as I start to open up, the answer to what really happened to Flight 133 could rip my world apart all over again-for good this time. All I know is falling for him will only make things more complicated. I have my secrets, the same way Mom has hers. I want to trust him, to let him see who I really am, but I can't. Now it feels like someone split my world-and me-in two, and the only person who believes me is Landon.
No one else knows that before she left, she wrote me a note. The pilot was my mom, and there's no way she would hurt anyone. Suddenly, everyone on the news and social media is talking about whether the pilot intentionally crashed it-everyone but me. Just as I start to open up, the answer to what really happened to Flight 133 could rip my world apart all over again-for good this time"- of cover.Ī pitch-perfect and inclusive coming-of-age drama perfect for fans of Kathleen Glasgow.
About the Book "Flight 133 disappeared over the ocean.
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