Imagine Counting All the Stars Anne Ursu the isolation of the outback

the isolation of the outback leaves few suspects

Alice's life isn't terrible

she's also its most notorious

and bigger

codifying it into simple rules that Molly could live by

Imagine Counting All the Stars Anne Ursu the isolation of the outbackMaddie takes comfort in counting daisy petals and the parallel lines of moonlight pouring through her bedroom blinds. She finds joy in patterns: the black and white keys on a piano, the tessellations in a brick pathway. Dad understands and encourages her love of math, but Maddie longs for a friend who marvels with the same enthusiasm she does. The other girls prefer dolls to building with shapes at playtime, and when they bake together, Maddie likes