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Objectstaat
Heel goed: Een boek dat er niet als nieuw uitziet en is gelezen, maar zich in uitstekende staat ...
ISBN
9780374305666
Book Title
How We Roll
Item Length
8.5 in
Publisher
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Publication Year
2018
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.9 in
Author
Natasha Friend
Genre
Young Adult Fiction, Juvenile Fiction
Topic
Social Themes / Special Needs, Social Themes / Dating & Relationships, Family / General (See Also Headings under Social Themes), General, Social Themes / Disabilities & Special Needs, People & Places / United States / General
Item Width
6.9 in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Product Information

An unexpected love story between a teen with alopecia areata and a football star who loses his legs after a freak accident.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
ISBN-10
0374305668
ISBN-13
9780374305666
eBay Product ID (ePID)
240821371

Product Key Features

Book Title
How We Roll
Author
Natasha Friend
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Social Themes / Special Needs, Social Themes / Dating & Relationships, Family / General (See Also Headings under Social Themes), General, Social Themes / Disabilities & Special Needs, People & Places / United States / General
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Young Adult Fiction, Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
272 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5 in
Item Height
0.9 in
Item Width
6.9 in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Young Adult Audience
Lc Classification Number
Pz7.F91535how 2018
Reviews
"In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." - Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." - Kirkus Review "The novel sheds light on unusual but important issues and the effects they have on families. Quinn's fear and Nick's anger are equally genuine and moving. Friend cleverly finds the sweet spot in both characters to help them gain confidence and understanding in a world that neither believes cares about them." - Booklist, "Friend has crafted a heartwarming story that tackles some heavy issues. It will appeal to teens who enjoyed The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen, Paper Things by Jennifer Richard Jacobson, or The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. VERDICT A strong choice for all YA shelves." -- School Library Journal starred review "In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." -- Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." -- Kirkus Review "The novel sheds light on unusual but important issues and the effects they have on families. Quinn's fear and Nick's anger are equally genuine and moving. Friend cleverly finds the sweet spot in both characters to help them gain confidence and understanding in a world that neither believes cares about them." -- Booklist "Friend does a great job of unpacking Quinn and Nick's emotional complexities, while also conveying the physical issues of both characters' losses. Readers will understand the challenges each character faces. Although both Quinn and Nick have bodies that are different from most other teens their age, this story is first about friendship and compassion, resulting in a sweet romance between two ninth graders who are learning about forgiveness and trying to trust other people again. Fans of problem novels who do not want a too-heavy-handed story will appreciate this sweet, unique story." -- VOYA, "Friend has crafted a heartwarming story that tackles some heavy issues. It will appeal to teens who enjoyed The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen, Paper Things by Jennifer Richard Jacobson, or The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. VERDICT A strong choice for all YA shelves." -- School Library Journal starred review "In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." -- Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." -- Kirkus Review "The novel sheds light on unusual but important issues and the effects they have on families. Quinn's fear and Nick's anger are equally genuine and moving. Friend cleverly finds the sweet spot in both characters to help them gain confidence and understanding in a world that neither believes cares about them." -- Booklist "Friend does a great job of unpacking Quinn and Nick's emotional complexities, while also conveying the physical issues of both characters' losses. Readers will understand the challenges each character faces. Although both Quinn and Nick have bodies that are different from most other teens their age, this story is first about friendship and compassion, resulting in a sweet romance between two ninth graders who are learning about forgiveness and trying to trust other people again. Fans of problem novels who do not want a too-heavy-handed story will appreciate this sweet, unique story." -- VOYA "How We Roll is a lovely and affirming heart-warmer. Vivid, sympathetic characters propel a story about identity, friendship, forgiveness, and trust. Friend paints a picture of the stresses and strains on a family with a disabled child and how that disability impacts other siblings. Above all, Quinn's wry voice shines." -- The Booklist Reader, "Friend has crafted a heartwarming story that tackles some heavy issues. It will appeal to teens who enjoyed The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen, Paper Things by Jennifer Richard Jacobson, or The Fault in Our Stars by John Green VERDICT A strong choice for all YA shelves." -- School Libary Journal starred review "In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." -- Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." -- Kirkus Review "The novel sheds light on unusual but important issues and the effects they have on families. Quinn's fear and Nick's anger are equally genuine and moving. Friend cleverly finds the sweet spot in both characters to help them gain confidence and understanding in a world that neither believes cares about them." -- Booklist, The Other F-Word "With convincing dialogue, multidimensional characters (including the adults), and a timely topic, this compelling story movingly proves that there are no stereotypes when it comes to family." - Booklist, starred review " This is a joyful, emotional story full of love, humor, and the messiness of family, no matter the shape it takes." - Publishers Weekly starred review Where You'll Find Me "Friend avoids all the pitfalls of a run-of-the-mill "issue" novel to offer a nuanced look at a life that, despite unexpected turns and sometimes crippling feelings of fear and loss, can still be happy." - School Library Journal, starred review "Friend balances heartache with humor, creating in Anna a memorable, funny, and genuine girl. . . . An upper-middle-grade winner." - Kirkus Reviews "A must-read book for teens who are going through tough times" - VOYA, "Friend has crafted a heartwarming story that tackles some heavy issues. It will appeal to teens who enjoyed The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen, Paper Things by Jennifer Richard Jacobson, or The Fault in Our Stars by John Green VERDICT A strong choice for all YA shelves." -- School Library Journal starred review "In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." -- Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." -- Kirkus Review "The novel sheds light on unusual but important issues and the effects they have on families. Quinn's fear and Nick's anger are equally genuine and moving. Friend cleverly finds the sweet spot in both characters to help them gain confidence and understanding in a world that neither believes cares about them." -- Booklist, "In a story about the challenges of being different and the difficulty in learning to trust, Friend (The Other F Word) shows great sensitivity in depicting differently abled characters. Small acts of kindness balance the cruelty Quinn has suffered, and the message that single characteristics don't define who people are, invites contemplation." - Publishers Weekly "As Quinn and Nick's prickly relationship deepens, so do their characters; Friend's ( The Other F-Word , 2017, etc.) attention to physical and emotional detail brings readers into their anxious, itchy skins as both learn to trust and forgive. Frank discussions of phantom pain and post-traumatic stress add nuance to Nick's bitterness. Alopecia support chats provide insight into Quinn's sense of isolation, worsened by Julius' demands on her parents . . . an unusual, uplifting take on self-discovery and starting over." - Kirkus Review
Copyright Date
2018
Lccn
2017-042313
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
23

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