After the ball, Stargirl disappears.
Most importantly, she's friendly all the time, even though no one seems friendly back.
This becomes clear when he tells us about his love of porcupine ties.
Stargirl cries, and then just like that, she disappears.
Suddenly, she's popular, and Leo's thoughts become more and more consumed with her.
We don't know about you, but Shmoop smells trouble.
The prologue wastes no time telling us that the narrator, Leo Borlock, is attracted to the unusual in our world.
Leo's mother places a birthday announcement in the paper for him when he turns fourteen that tells of his penchant for the porcupines.
Stargirl continues to take the school by storm.
She does all sorts of stuff that students at Mica High just
Most importantly, she's friendly all the time, even though no one seems friendly back.
This becomes clear when he tells us about his love of porcupine ties.
Stargirl cries, and then just like that, she disappears.
Suddenly, she's popular, and Leo's thoughts become more and more consumed with her.
We don't know about you, but Shmoop smells trouble.
The prologue wastes no time telling us that the narrator, Leo Borlock, is attracted to the unusual in our world.
Leo's mother places a birthday announcement in the paper for him when he turns fourteen that tells of his penchant for the porcupines.
Stargirl continues to take the school by storm.
She does all sorts of stuff that students at Mica High just