Imagine what it would be like if John Waters got together with TROMA and they wrote a book. Then read The Frankenstein Fairy. Kevin was the star center of his high school’s varsity basketball team, so nobody really cared that he was assembled from the spare, stitched together body parts of several different babies who died at birth and then reanimated into a living being. In fact, he was the most popular kid at school. His scars and stitches were virtually invisible. Kevin had a limitless future ahead of him, with the promise of a lucrative professional basketball career. But then one fateful night, Kevin was outed as gay. After two weeks of a complete downward spiral, Kevin found himself in Saturday detention, with three other kids, all of whom had nothing at all in common. Or so they thought. When a vile enemy and the school itself turned against them and set out to destroy them for their secrets, their only chance of survival was to learn from one another and coexist.