Iso – from the Greek meaning equal -usually used as a prefix, ie. isolation, isobar, isopod
Hannah Storm
Freya
Flynn is in school ‘iso’ and Freya is gutted. They’ve been boyfriend and girlfriend for two weeks and even though they have only hugged, she knows she’s never met anyone like him. The other kids at school have already ‘shipped’ their names together. Like Kimye or Jelena, they are Freya + Flynn = Flya. She likes this. Imagines them taking flight together, escaping some of what makes life as a 14-year-old so eye-rollingly unfair. Her Mum told her how she used to scratch the initials of the boys she liked into her pencil case with a compass, but Freya just thinks that’s weird. She has an app that can merge a baby photo of her with one of Flynn to see what their kids might look lik
