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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Feel differently. See differently. Love differently.Mak is a high-functioning, perceptive Greek American teen who sees the world differently-through patterns, through fractals, through a quiet logic that others often miss. After the loss of her father and her mother's sudden illness, Mak is uprooted to the luminous island of Santorini, where she must live with her eccentric uncle, a world-renowned composer. For the first time, she is thrust into a life she has never known: high school, friendships, social rules-and the disorienting intensity of first love.On an island shaped by the legacy of the Greek War of Independence, Mak is drawn into a deeper understanding of freedom-what it means to belong, to stand alone, and to define herself on her own terms. But fitting in is not simple. While one boy sees her clearly, others reject her, testing her limits and pushing her toward choices she never thought she would make.Guided by her unique ability to read the hidden fractal patterns of nature-and of human behavior-Mak begins to navigate a world that feels both real and strangely constructed. As tensions rise and truths unravel, she is pulled into a mystery rooted in history itself: the search for a fabled flag of independence. To claim it, Mak must confront her fears, trust her perception, and decide who she truly is. Because the world she is trying to understand.may not be what it seems. Upended from a move to Santorini, a lonely, neurodivergent teen with a unique world vision struggles to outsmart bullies and discover the lost Greek Independence War flag, although that world is not what it seems to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Feel differently. See differently. Love differently.Mak is a high-functioning, perceptive Greek American teen who sees the world differently-through patterns, through fractals, through a quiet logic that others often miss. After the loss of her father and her mother's sudden illness, Mak is uprooted to the luminous island of Santorini, where she must live with her eccentric uncle, a world-renowned composer. For the first time, she is thrust into a life she has never known: high school, friendships, social rules-and the disorienting intensity of first love.On an island shaped by the legacy of the Greek War of Independence, Mak is drawn into a deeper understanding of freedom-what it means to belong, to stand alone, and to define herself on her own terms. But fitting in is not simple. While one boy sees her clearly, others reject her, testing her limits and pushing her toward choices she never thought she would make.Guided by her unique ability to read the hidden fractal patterns of nature-and of human behavior-Mak begins to navigate a world that feels both real and strangely constructed. As tensions rise and truths unravel, she is pulled into a mystery rooted in history itself: the search for a fabled flag of independence. To claim it, Mak must confront her fears, trust her perception, and decide who she truly is. Because the world she is trying to understand.may not be what it seems.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Feel differently. See differently. Love differently.Mak is a high-functioning, perceptive Greek American teen who sees the world differently-through patterns, through fractals, through a quiet logic that others often miss. After the loss of her father and her mother's sudden illness, Mak is uprooted to the luminous island of Santorini, where she must live with her eccentric uncle, a world-renowned composer. For the first time, she is thrust into a life she has never known: high school, friendships, social rules-and the disorienting intensity of first love.On an island shaped by the legacy of the Greek War of Independence, Mak is drawn into a deeper understanding of freedom-what it means to belong, to stand alone, and to define herself on her own terms. But fitting in is not simple. While one boy sees her clearly, others reject her, testing her limits and pushing her toward choices she never thought she would make.Guided by her unique ability to read the hidden fractal patterns of nature-and of human behavior-Mak begins to navigate a world that feels both real and strangely constructed. As tensions rise and truths unravel, she is pulled into a mystery rooted in history itself: the search for a fabled flag of independence. To claim it, Mak must confront her fears, trust her perception, and decide who she truly is. Because the world she is trying to understand.may not be what it seems. Upended from a move to Santorini, a lonely, neurodivergent teen with a unique world vision struggles to outsmart bullies and discover the lost Greek Independence War flag, although that world is not what it seems to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Feel differently. See differently. Love differently.Mak is a high-functioning, perceptive Greek American teen who sees the world differently-through patterns, through fractals, through a quiet logic that others often miss. After the loss of her father and her mother's sudden illness, Mak is uprooted to the luminous island of Santorini, where she must live with her eccentric uncle, a world-renowned composer. For the first time, she is thrust into a life she has never known: high school, friendships, social rules-and the disorienting intensity of first love.On an island shaped by the legacy of the Greek War of Independence, Mak is drawn into a deeper understanding of freedom-what it means to belong, to stand alone, and to define herself on her own terms. But fitting in is not simple. While one boy sees her clearly, others reject her, testing her limits and pushing her toward choices she never thought she would make.Guided by her unique ability to read the hidden fractal patterns of nature-and of human behavior-Mak begins to navigate a world that feels both real and strangely constructed. As tensions rise and truths unravel, she is pulled into a mystery rooted in history itself: the search for a fabled flag of independence. To claim it, Mak must confront her fears, trust her perception, and decide who she truly is. Because the world she is trying to understand.may not be what it seems. Upended from a move to Santorini, a lonely, neurodivergent teen with a unique world vision struggles to outsmart bullies and discover the lost Greek Independence War flag, although that world is not what it seems to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Infinity Blue | Niki Lambropoulos | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Independent Publishing Network U.K. | EAN 9781806056514 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.