Levity Jones is a girl born without gravity. Now a middle school student, Levity and her family keep her disability a secret. She spends her days strapped to an electric wheel chair, her parents living in constant fear of her “falling up” into the sky.
Levity is unusually close with her quirky parents who have outfitted the house to accommodate her weightless condition. Levity’s mattress is fixed to the ceiling which is decorated with her elaborate paintings rivaling the Sistine Chapel.
It’s a sheltered life— but the Jones family knows that an inevitable separation must come. Levity’s parents must let their daughter go if she is ever going to fend for herself. With this in mind, they surprise her with brochures for a summer arts camp. It will be the first time Levity has been away from her parents and the protection they offer. Like any kid coming of age, Levity is nervous and eager to see what she can do— and be— out in the world.
But little does the Jones family know that an enemy waits at the camp, baiting Levity to come out into the open and using her to settle an old score. Through a series of dramatic events, the Jones family must learn to be brave— and “let go” in ways they’ve never imagined.
