Different

It feels dangerous and lonely to be "different" for Caleb. If he admits who he is, will things get better or worse? Excerpt: "Ew, your book bag is leaning on mine. Move it," Kayla said. I looked at her and searched her face for anything recognizable as my friend but I couldn't find it. I moved my bag away from hers, and saw Wyatt and Chris and little Jonathan shake their heads slowly in disgust. I lowered my head and thought of nothing but blackness. --Provided by publisher After revealing a major secret about himself, Caleb is forced to see his world through different eyes. He learns that he is different, and that different can be many things... hurtful, and lonely....dangerous even. Will things get better? Is it worth it to be honest about who he is? --Provided by publisher