Thirteen-year-old Luna is as awkward and anxious as most teen girls are, but she doesn’t realize that and lets her embarrassment and shame keep her quiet. Luna and her best friend, Scott, love making zines together, until suddenly the zines bring Luna to the attention of the popular girls in school. Thrust into their orbit, she has to balance her newfound popularity with her desire to remain friends with Scott and true to herself.

The story is about Lil and her friends, students attending an Exceptional Children’s program for kids with special needs. Lil, for instance, has cerebral palsy and uses a motorized wheelchair and an alternative communication device. Their school’s principal wants to keep the students with special needs separate, therefore barring them from participating in extracurricular activities. Lil and her friends refuse to accept the unfair treatment, fighting for inclusivity as they stand up to the school board. This book is co-written by Susan and Lexi Haas, mother-and-daughter co-authors, as well as disability advocates and educators.