The specific font used in The Myth of Sisters by Jay Asher isn't publicly available information. Publishers often use proprietary fonts, or a standard font that's subtly altered for the specific book. There's no official declaration from the publisher or author about the font choice.
While we can't definitively say which font was used for the printed version, it's highly likely that a common serif font like Times New Roman, Garamond, or a similar typeface was used. These are standard choices for book publishing due to their readability and traditional aesthetic.
Determining the precise font from a digital version (ebook) is also difficult. Ebook formats often allow users to customize their font preferences, so the displayed font isn't necessarily the one originally chosen by the publisher.
