I hesitate and write my own list in the margins, drawing boxes and filling them in hard until the pencil tip is ground down to nothing. Which tasks would you prefer to undertake (select as many as apply):

Just answer honestly, he instructs our class, It’s a career-assessment test, not a final exam. Solomon hands out a bunch of sharpened number two pencils and a stack of xeroxed sheets. On the last day before Christmas break, Mr. Now, on to this amazing cover and the excerpt and giveaway!!! I couldn’t be more honored to have their words included along with my own. When you check out, please include any desired personalization in the “comments” section.Īnd if you pre-order the book (thank you, thank you!!), make sure you hang on to your receipts because there will be prizes and giveaways to come.Īlso, if you don’t want to read the book for any other reason, read it for the two amazing essays that are included at the end, one by Ron Goldberg, ACT UP NYC’s “chant queen” from 1987 -94, and one from Jeremiah Johnson, HIV Project Director for Treatment Action Group and Jason Walker, HIV/AIDS Campaign Coordinator for VOCAL-NY. You can also order signed copies through Parnassus Books in Nashville. I’d be grateful if you’d add it to your TBR list on goodreads and it is available for pre-order from all of your usual booksellers.Īmazon / Barnes & Noble / Book Depository / Indigo / Indiebound The book is told in vignettes and you’ll find the opening ones here below the cover and followed by a chance to win an ARC. With design by Nicole Hower and art by Adams Carvalho, this image does SUCH does a great job of capturing the vibrancy and grittiness of 1983’s New York City and it is so amazing to see Becky, James, Michael, and Gabriel brought to life. I am thrilled to be able to share my cover for WE ARE LOST AND FOUND. We Are Lost and Found is about three friends coming-of-age in New York City in 1983 who are struggling to forge their own paths amid the pressures of relationships, sexuality, school, family, and the looming threat of a disease that everyone is talking about, but no one understands.

(coming from Sourcebooks Fire, September 3, 2019)Ī poignant, heartbreaking, and uplifting story in the tradition of The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

We Are Lost and Found by Helene Dunbar