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The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand
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- Nombre de pages336
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-101-59298-4
- EAN9781101592984
- Date de parution21/02/2013
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille980 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurSpeak
Résumé
In this hyper-edgy coming-of-age story told in stark, arresting prose from the award-winning author of As Simple as Snow, a young boy finds hope and understanding in the blackest humor."Fans of gritty realistic fiction such as Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak and Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why will appreciate Adam's thoughtful, authentic adolescent voice, and the honesty and boldness with which Galloway treats the issue of suicide."-School Library Journal"A moody, compelling read."-Kirkus ReviewsAdam Strand isn't depressed.
He's just bored. Disaffected. So he kills himself-39 times. No matter the method, Adam can't seem to stay dead; he awakes after each suicide alive and physically unharmed, more determined to succeed and undeterred by others' concerns. But when his self-contained, self-absorbed path is diverted, Adam is struck by the reality that life is an ever-expanding web of impact and forged connections, and that nothing-not even death-can sever those bonds.
He's just bored. Disaffected. So he kills himself-39 times. No matter the method, Adam can't seem to stay dead; he awakes after each suicide alive and physically unharmed, more determined to succeed and undeterred by others' concerns. But when his self-contained, self-absorbed path is diverted, Adam is struck by the reality that life is an ever-expanding web of impact and forged connections, and that nothing-not even death-can sever those bonds.
