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The sequel to the award-winning queer novel in verse, The Deepest Breath – a beautifully written, warm and reassuring LGBTQIA+ story about growing up, identity and the comfort of friendship.
Stevie is about to start secondary school. She often feels anxious, but feels much better having her two best friends, Chloe and Andrew, by her side. Their new school is filled with excitement, like the LGBTQIA+ club, but also challenges, such as math class. The biggest challenge of all though comes when Andrew suddenly becomes distant.
Andrew isn’t quite sure who he is yet. This didn’t matter much before, especially when he was hanging out with Stevie and Chloe. Now it seems to matter very much indeed, but he doesn’t know how to begin talking about it with his friends, who seem to be much clearer about who they are.
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'A warm hug for young readers.'
The Irish Times
'Grehan’s sensitivity is her strength, as she reminds readers it’s OK to not have it all figured out just yet.'
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Irish Examiner
'Gorgeous, lyrical, warm and comforting.'
Inis Magazine
“Gorgeous Gorgeous Gorgeous … Only Meg Grehan can break your heart and heal it in one sitting.”
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Ruth Ennis
'Succinct text and lots of white space on the page support those with dyslexia or visual stress, for example, as well as reluctant readers.'
Juno Magazine
'Warm, loving, accepting, lyrical; so heartfelt, flowing and joyful. The Brightest Star is an act of compassion in and of itself.'
Fallen Star Stories
Praise for�The Lonely Book
'A wholesome and affirming story suffused with warmth.'�
Publishers Weekly, starred review
�Praise for The Lonely Book
'What a tender jewel of a book …�The Lonely Book�was a balm and a blessing.'
Deirdre Sullivan, author of Savage Her Reply
Praise for The Lonely Book
'A beautifully immersive, magical and timely tale of family, gender identity�- and the importance of a good book! I binged Meg Grehan's�The Lonely Book�in one sitting.'��
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Aislinn O’Loughlin, author of Big Bad Me
Praise for The Lonely Book
'This brave, kind novel in verse explores gender identity in an original way.'�
Sarah Webb, Irish Independent
| Weight | 0.17 kg |
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| Dimensions | 198 × 129 cm |
