Are You Nobody Too?
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Narrated by:
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Rachel Yong
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By:
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Tina Cane
After a year of distance-learning, Emily Sofer finds her world turned upside down: she has to leave the only school she's ever known to attend a public school in Chinatown. For the first time, Emily isn't the only Chinese student around...but looking like everyone else doesn't mean that understanding them will be easy--especially with an intimidating group of cool girls Emily calls The Five.
When Emily discovers that her adoptive parents have been keeping a secret, she feels even more uncertain about who she is. A chance discovery of Emily Dickinson's poetry helps her finally feel seen. . . but can the words of a writer from 200 years ago help her open up again, and find common ground with the Five?
Critic reviews
"Captures big, serious ideas about life and relationships with brevity." —Kirkus Reviews
"Introspective first-person verse skillfully depicts Emily’s conflicting emotions, which feel palpable as she grapples with the social nuances of each new experience." —Publishers Weekly
"With art and care, Cane [...] crafts a story that’s both lyrical and deeply relatable."—Lit Hub
"Introspective first-person verse skillfully depicts Emily’s conflicting emotions, which feel palpable as she grapples with the social nuances of each new experience." —Publishers Weekly
"With art and care, Cane [...] crafts a story that’s both lyrical and deeply relatable."—Lit Hub
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