Beatrice Norris is invisible. And she likes it that way.Ever since a car accident wrecked her life and her leg a year ago, she’s retreated from everyone and everything. It’s easier to be alone than to try to figure out how she fits into what is left of her life.Until one night at a party, someone sees her. She’s not sure how, but to him, Bea is not only visible, but worth looking at.Mick Matthews. Cute and athletic, popular and kind. Unexpected. Extremely visible. And fighting his own demons after an injury on the baseball field has left his life in limbo.Mick needs help with a simple job: pick up a car and deliver it for his uncle. So he asks Bea.Bea knows the risks. She and Katherine, her therapist, have talked about what it will mean to become more visible, to let people see her, and despite how scary it seems, Bea is curious. Maybe she’s ready to be seen again.And so Bea takes a leap of faith.But being visible will mean facing things she’s been able to ignore for the past year.Flanked by the driver’s ed teacher, a borrowed badass mom, her best friend from first grade, and the octopus valentine from her past, Bea is about to realize that she’s her own most important part