Shifting from LA to nowhere Minnesota, sixteen-year-old Katla Leblanc expected the local style scene to be frozen with time. What she didn’t expect was induction in to the Icelandic Stork Culture, an ancient order of women charged with a unique mystical duty. Not only is Katla the youngest member, but Hulda, the society’s omen-guided leader, immediately bestows the coveted Second Chair on her – a decision that ruffles several feathers. As though that weren’t enough, Katla also offers to cope with her about Stork parents’ divorce and the social aftermath of a bad time with popular but creepy Wade. Katla, nevertheless, isn’t someone to take a seat on her designer-jean-clad behind, and soon she’s assigned the style column for the institution paper and making new friends. Items would be finding out about if it weren’t for editor in key Jack. Despite the fact that they argue every time they meet up with, Katla is usually inexplicably attracted to him. Juggling her home life, school, and Stork duties, will Katla be able to unravel the secret surrounding Jack? More importantly, will she look for a dress in time for Homecoming? Folktales collide with reality in Wendy Delsol’s debut book, in which one girl finds herself tail-feathers deep in small-town life.