Alexia Daniels

Too Weird To Function (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Congratulations - having cracked the world of adulthood, you've just unlocked the secret level of being neurodivergent. Whether you're newly diagnosed, proudly self-identified, or still whispering "I think I might be...", this book is your loud, unapologetic permission slip to exist exactly as you are.

Packed with wit, warmth, and just enough rage-fuel to survive your next GP appointment, 'Too Weird to Function' covers everything from sensory overload and executive dysfunction to dating disasters, office politics, benefits bureaucracy, and the unrelenting pressure to be "normal."

Perfect for autistic folks, ADHDers, AuDHD unicorns, and the gloriously neurospicy, this book will help you laugh, rage, cry, unmask, and maybe even rest.

Because being Too Weird to Function is kind of a superpower.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alexia Daniels
• Seitenzahl: 360
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781068784057
• Artikelnr.: 75027438

Autorenporträt

Alexia Daniels is a nurse and writer based on the picturesque south coast of England.Her debut novel, The House of Light & Air, is the first in a captivating series of historical dramas set in the chaotic world of English theatre, where the offstage drama is juicier, messier, and only slightly less scripted than real life.She then veered wildly off-genre with La Vida LoCo, a deeply personal, irreverent, and occasionally sweary book about Long Covid -the self-help book she never meant to write but kind of needed to. Following close behind (because apparently this is a thing now), Too Weird to Function is her second accidental self-help book, this time tackling neurodiversity in adults with the same unfiltered humour, existential shrieking, and meme-worthy honesty.Her next book, Sweet Murder, a twisty comedy mystery involving older people behaving horribly on holiday and homicide (not necessarily in that order), is due out in 2026.Alexia is a proud member of the Portsmouth Authors Collective, where she connects with fellow writers, shares the joys and miseries of publishing.