In a world where Kinsley's the odd one out in his sports-obsessed family, he finds solace in his art and his friendship with Isabella, a talented Latina tagger. When pressured by his parents to find a girlfriend, Kinsley takes a chance and delivers a letter to a girl he finds attractive, only to discover it ends up in the hands of the popular, yet lonely captain of the sports team. Despite his status, he hides behind his fake smile to disguise his sad home life. Having no one to talk to about anything real weighed in on him until one day he opened his locker and discovered a mysterious letter. As they both navigate their own struggles, the mysterious letter becomes a catalyst for a connection neither of them expected. But what happens when they both discover that the other person on the side of the letter isn't a girl, but had been a boy all along? What reviewers have to say: 'God, it's such a beautiful book!' '4 a.m. will never mean the same to me anymore, it'll always be Sparrow and Green's time.' 'That was amazing! Your writing is just beautiful!' 'Please tell me it never ends! I'm going to need twenty+ books for this series!' 'I don't even know when these two stopped being characters of the book and became real for me. I feel like an invisible friend around them, feeling everything deep inside
