I Am Number Thirteen

Jozefien finds life difficult. After her parents' divorce, she goes to live with her mother in her hometown. She misses the pleasant hustle and bustle of the city and the big house with a view of the zoo. She misses her father, who has a child with his girlfriend expected. And she misses her friends.
Although Jozefien is in the class of a very kind teacher, she has a hard time finding her place in the group. She is also the smallest girl in the class and feels invisible next to the others. Insignificant and thin.
Fortunately, Robin, the toughest boy in the class, thinks differently.

Powerful book about sadness and loneliness.
And about friendship that can heal.