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My Own Kind of Person
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My Own Kind of Person
Narrado por:
Tim Manley
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Tim Manley
"What can I say about this brave, disarmingly funny, heart-punch of a book? Tim Manley writes with vulnerability, wit, and unblinking honesty, and his debut is a love letter to humor, authenticity, and hard-won self-discovery. I felt things I haven't felt since reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower at sixteen."—Becky Albertalli, New York Times bestselling author of Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda
Sean O’Brien copes with anxiety by being the funny guy—at school, in his relationships, and onstage at local open mics. But when his stand-up act starts feeling like a performance of someone he’s not, everything changes. As Sean struggles with awkward girlfriend encounters and rising panic, he meets Elijah, a new guy with quiet confidence and an honesty Sean has never allowed himself. Suddenly, Sean’s life, his comedy, and his self-awareness come into sharper focus.
With wit and emotional depth, My Own Kind of Person explores the courage it takes to speak your truth—even when your voice shakes.
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Reseñas de la crítica
“The characters have redeeming qualities and realistic flaws, the plot develops swiftly, and the balance between dialogue and inner reflections is strong. Tactfully and engagingly examines emotional crises through a lens of humor.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Earnest dialogue probes questions about the intersection of gender, sexuality, and mental health. This is a candid exploration of the truth behind comedy and laughter’s ability to heal.”—Publishers Weekly
“An intriguing, if at times didactic, meditation on gender roles, sexuality, identity, and authenticity.”—School Library Journal
★"Sean's relationships with the supporting cast inform his journey while allowing them their own plots and agency, and depictions of self-injury are relayed with candor as Sean comes to better understand his mental health. This earnest coming-of-age story will resonate with any teen in search of their true self.” —Booklist, starred review
“Earnest dialogue probes questions about the intersection of gender, sexuality, and mental health. This is a candid exploration of the truth behind comedy and laughter’s ability to heal.”—Publishers Weekly
“An intriguing, if at times didactic, meditation on gender roles, sexuality, identity, and authenticity.”—School Library Journal
★"Sean's relationships with the supporting cast inform his journey while allowing them their own plots and agency, and depictions of self-injury are relayed with candor as Sean comes to better understand his mental health. This earnest coming-of-age story will resonate with any teen in search of their true self.” —Booklist, starred review
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