The Secret Science of Magic by Melissa Keil

Sophia thinks that she's a freak because of her photographic memory, intelligence, inability to express emotions, and poor social skills. When she begins to finally notice him, he attempts to impress her with his magic skills, but her responses aren't what he imagined. He initiates a conversation with her to test out this theory. Josh, a magician, believes that Sophia is the girl for him. They do everything together, but stay mostly within Sophia's comfort zone as she tends to panic otherwise.

Gr 7 Up-Sophia is a math prodigy who has a hard time connecting with people as a result, she has one best friend. 'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title. This long-awaited follow-up from the author of Life in Outer Space is perfect for fans of Rainbow Rowell and David Levithan, and anyone who believes in making friends with the freaks. He thinks the time is perfect to tell Sophia how he feels. He's Sophia’s classmate, and he's admired her for as long as he can remember. Meet Joshua: highly intelligent, cheerfully unambitious, and an amateur magician. She especially doesn't have the patience to figure out why all these mysterious playing cards keep turning up inside her textbooks. So Sophia doesn't have the patience for games right now.

She's been having panic attacks since she learned that after high school, former prodigies either cure cancer or go crazy. Meet Sophia: former child prodigy and 17-year-old math mastermind. From award-winning author Melissa Keil comes this heartwarming tale of unconventional romance, perfect timing, and finding your own magic.

The Secret Science of Magic by Melissa Keil