Erin Stewart - Sebek szárnyán

Captivating, heartbreaking and authentic; the novel of tolerance - a perfect choice for fans of highly influential contemporary fiction, including Girl in Pieces and Every Last Word. Before that, you could say a million and one things about me. Now just one thing: I am the Burnt Girl. Ava Lee has lost everything a person can lose. His parents. Her best friend. Your home. Even his face. He doesn't need a mirror to know what he looks like, he sees it reflected in the eyes of those around him. A year after the fire that destroyed her old life, Ava's aunt and uncle decided that she should return to high school. It should be back to normal. Whatever that means. But Ava doesn't think so. For people like him, there is no such thing as normality. She won't be able to make friends with anyone because no one wants to be seen with her, the Burnt Girl. Then she meets Piper, who also survived an accident, and the hope rises in Ava that maybe she won't have to face the nightmare caused by the school alone. Outspoken and sarcastic, Piper doesn't hesitate to push Ava out of her comfort zone. He introduces her to a boy, Asad, who loves the theater just like Ava, and she slowly tries to build a new life. Meanwhile, Piper has her own battle to fight, so Ava will soon find herself at a crossroads of either retreating behind her scars ... or letting the people by her side help her soar again.