Fireballs Book

I read this book in high school and it inspired me very deeply. I used a section of it as a monologue in drama class, where the narrator talks about a game she played with her brother as a child, where they would move around acting as though they were staying still and pulling things towards them, and how she imagines the road that way, as a long ribbon she's using to gradually pull her destination closer to her. I've thought of that concept often since then and it delights me. I remember this book feeling empowering, vulnerably adventurous, thoughtful. I'm curious to read it again, 25 years later, post-english degree and having children, and see if it delights me as much now as it did then.