A-mi-na /əˈmēnə/ Noun: A quiet girl, the odd one out. Tends to hole up inside her room making art and ignoring the outside world. Allergic to racists and bigots. Only black girl in her school. Thinks that Elkwood Academy is the most pretentious school in the state. Amina Davis has always been the odd one out. Always. From uncomfortable comments during history class, to the glares she receives while walking through her predominantly neighborhood, Amina has always been isolated. When irritatingly popular Amber Wilson and her friends recruit Amina to make posters in order to aid Amber's bid for presidency, Amina strikes a deal with the trio, an agreement that's bound to guarantee Amber's spot as president. But when the unapologetic Laura Johnson starts school at Acadia, Amina finds herself drawn to her, and when Laura asks Amina to be her campaign manager, Amina agrees to help her campaign for presidency. It seems like a lost cause, what with the popular girl trio and the arrogant Brett McSomething also vying for the coveted spot. But with the help of a group of misfits, the chances of victory might not be as low as Amina thinks. For the first time, the girl who has always wanted to be invisible might want to be seen; just this once.