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Noah Conway has mastered the art of disappearing.When you’re invisible, you can’t get hurt—or at least, that’s what he tells himself. Ashamed of the birthmark sprawling across his torso, Noah has spent his life blending into the background, afraid to get close to anyone. But then she shows up.From the day Amber first moved to Noah’s school over two years ago, he was drawn to her—her humor, her persistent attempts to draw him into conversation despite his reclusive ways.The problem? She’s dating the very guy who’s made Noah’s life miserable… and the only one who knows Noah’s secret.Amber Moreland wants to fit in.Having spent her childhood bouncing from one school to the next, Amber is used to being the “weird new girl.” She’s never been able to make real friends and is determined to change that.When she first fell for her boyfriend, he was everything she thought she wanted: charming, athletic, popular. Most importantly, he made her feel seen—like she finally belonged. Two years later, she’s more isolated than ever.As Noah grapples with whether to reveal himself—his feelings, his past, and the mark he’s hidden—Amber must decide whether to stay silent and keep shrinking, or finally break free and take a chance on finding herself…Maybe with someone she never expected.Dancing with the Wallflower is a coming-of-age romance about self-acceptance, quiet courage, and young love.