Seventeen-year-old Mira Solis has always been the quiet girl - the one who blends into hallways, notebooks, and edges of conversations.
Until the morning her world flickers... and every person around her begins carrying a glowing, shifting weight only she can see.
Some look like fractured glass.
Some like tangled storms.
Some so heavy she wonders how the person beneath them can still stand.
But the moment Mira reaches out to help, the weight becomes her own.
Suddenly, being kind isn't simple.
Being empathetic isn't safe.
And being invisible is no longer an option.
As Mira navigates friendships, fragile hearts, overwhelming expectations, and one boy whose cracked glow mirrors her own, she faces a choice:
Carry everyone else's pain-
or learn, at last, to carry herself.
Perfect for teens who feel deeply, love quietly, or try too hard to be strong for everyone else,
The Weight of Invisible Things
is a breathtaking blend of gentle fantasy and emotional truth.
It's a story about:
seeing others without losing yourself the power of healthy boundaries the beauty hidden in broken places and the unexpected light that grows when you finally let yourself be seen
Poetic, bold, and profoundly human, this is the book readers will finish with a full heart and whisper,
"I needed this."