Cooper, T

"Kim discovers that this is only one small part of understanding who she is and where she belongs. Soon enough, she changes again, into the body and social status of her dreams"--Back cover.

Follows the continuing story of Oryon, who awakens as Kim Cruz, an Asian American girl whose body defies expectations of the outside world.

In this final installment of the series, Kim Cruz, part of an ancient race of humans that change their form every year, has just come out to her best friend. She finally opens up to all her friends about who she really is and deals with the aftermath. Then she begins to prepare for her last change. When she changes again, she has the body and social status of her dreams; with this comes privilege, opportunities, and popularity. However, with the new identity comes a future vision that Kim is scared will come true. As she tries to avoid fate, she discovers the type of person she really wants to be, and which of her four changes she wants to be forever.

When Oryon awakens to his junior year of high school in the body of Kim, an overweight Asian American girl, she discovers growing up means living your truth, regardless of the possibility that it is not beautiful.

When Ethan awakens to his sophomore year of high school in the body of Oryon, an African American skateboarder, he must determine where he fits in the social structure at school and the status of his friendship with Audrey.

Ethan Miller has suddenly been changed into a girl the morning he begins school to discover he is a 'Changer' who must live each year of high school as a different person.

An illustrated story that follows a polar bear from his home in south Beaufort Sea to Hollywood, California, where he is cast in a feature film about global warming alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and considers a career writing and directing films.