Dean Atta

I Can't Even Think Straight (eBook, ePUB)

A queer coming of age story

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Big decisions and messy relationships. It's all part of life for Kai. A must-read queer coming of age story for fans of Sarah Crossan and Sex Education, written in verse by Stonewall-Award-winning, Carnegie-shortlisted author Dean Atta.

Kai is going into a new school year with some big decisions to make: when to come out as gay, what he wants to do in life and who he wants to date. Is it any wonder he can't think straight?

Best friends Matt and Kai made a promise to each other to stay in the closet. Matt isn't ready to come out, but Kai wants nothing more than to write his own story. He decides it's time to break his promise and show his true self to the world.

Now out and proud, Kai starts dating super-hot Obi, but it's far from smooth sailing. Is love closer to home than Kai realises?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Hachette Children's Group
• Seitenzahl: 368
• Altersempfehlung: ab 14 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Mai 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781444960976
• Artikelnr.: 72476731

Autorenporträt

Dean Atta is the author of YA novels-in-verse The Black Flamingo and Only on the Weekends. Named as 'one of poetry's greatest modern voices' (Gay Times). The Black Flamingo was a top-selling debut of 2020 and was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize, CILIP Carnegie Medal, The Jhalak Prize and The YA Book Prize. The Black Flamingo was also awarded the prestigious Stonewall Book Award and the Carnegie Shadowers' Choice Award 2020, and sold to the US in a five-way publisher auction.

Rezensionen

"Atta touches in gentle, sensitive ways on many significant themes. An emotional novel in verse that reads like an actual teen's diary." - Kirkus Reviews

"Atta crafts another memorable story about a young teen finding themselves, and he perfectly captures the complexity of relationships." - Booklist

"Atta deftly explores themes of queerness, masculinity, and racism with emotional honesty and heart. A warmly rendered story about being seen." - Publishers Weekly

"Atta touches in gentle, sensitive ways on many significant themes. An emotional novel in verse that reads like an actual teen's diary." - Kirkus Reviews

"Atta crafts another memorable story about a young teen finding themselves, and he perfectly captures the complexity of relationships." - Booklist

"Atta deftly explores themes of queerness, masculinity, and racism with emotional honesty and heart. A warmly rendered story about being seen." - Publishers Weekly