About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is exploring the complexities of morality or struggling to find their place in a world that feels black and white. It is an ideal pick for the child who enjoys playing the devil's advocate or finds traditional heroes a bit too predictable. The stories center on Missy, a brilliant but chaotic alien with a wicked sense of humor, as she navigates time and space. While she is technically a villain, her adventures often touch on themes of identity and the thin line between friendship and rivalry. This collection is perfect for older readers who appreciate sharp wit and are ready to engage with a protagonist who is unapologetically herself, even when she is being difficult. It offers a safe space to explore the concept of redemption and the idea that even the most 'difficult' people have layers of depth and history.
