ann liang book summaries

“Being invisible was a superpower, but only if you knew how to use it. And I was still figuring that out.”

Alice reflecting on her newfound ability and the challenges of controlling it, early in the story.

“Money didn't buy happiness, but it bought options. And options were a luxury I couldn't afford.”

Alice's internal monologue about her family's financial struggles and the stark contrast with her wealthy classmates.

“Sometimes, the hardest thing to see was what was right in front of you.”

A reflection on perception and the hidden truths that exist even among those who seem to have it all.

“We were two halves of a whole, a strange, mismatched pair who somehow made sense together.”

Alice's thoughts on her evolving partnership and friendship with Henry, acknowledging their differences and synergy.

“It wasn't about being seen. It was about seeing myself.”

Alice's realization towards the end of the book about self-acceptance and internal validation.