Freesia’s world is perfect.
Every day her peacocks wake her up by singing one of her favorite pop
tunes, her mother brings her breakfast, she goes to class which is usually
something fun like fashion or nail care, and even the more borrifying classes
like Spanglish immersion have scrummy treats.
Between classes there’s time for shopping and spa treatments and in the
evenings there are dances or parties.
Yes, everything is pretty perfect until Freesia realizes that her life
isn’t real. I’s a virtual world, called
Agalinas, and she’s been living in it for the past few years. Because of a technical failure and other
circumstances, Freesia has been forced back out into the real world, and she is
trying everything she can to get back to her bubble world. After all, Agalinas is superior to the real
world. Right? A fun, light read, that deals with a kind of
serious topic, most teen girls that enjoy lighter fiction will probably enjoy
this story.
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