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book review + indigenous peoples day | The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
Author: Sherman Alexie
Illustrator: Ellen Forney
Book Cover: Kirk Benshoff
Genre: Autobiographical, Young Adult, Humor
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sherman Alexie has mastered the art of writing a novel for young readers that is able to convey heavy topics without losing their interest. This book is unapologetic and honest. There is an abundance of content that so many preteens and teens can relate to (first loves, feeling out of place at school, sports). More importantly, however, there is content many of those readers have never been exposed to. This book is a great starting point for younger readers who want to get into books centered on BIPOC characters and their experiences.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day ⬇️
Beyond history and social studies classes, my knowledge of Native American culture and life of a reservation is limited. Alexie's firsthand account has made me realize that I need to work harder to seek out novels written by Native American authors. Our country’s narrative belongs to them as much as it does to all of us and my reading list has failed to reflect this (I have plans to fix this and you can send me suggestions by checking out the Book Recs tab on my page). I’m looking forward to celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ day by staying informed about the issues affecting this community and learning more about their customs and traditions from firsthand sources.
Ellen Forney has written a fascinating, fast read of a memoir about bipolar disorder and the fears of an artist about getting medication for mental illness. Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo, and Me is a narrative about what it's like to be bipolar, and copes with a struggle that many mentally ill artists will recognize: the worry that you won't be yourself, your most creative self, if you medicate your illness. Forney's fun art styles and the way she incorporates art that she did during manic and depressive periods make this an excellent read.
Alison Bechdel - Are You My Mother? Ellen Forney - Marbles
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Ellen Forney, Marbles.
New from Fantagraphics Books Inc. and the author of Marbles, Rock Steady: Brilliant Advice from My Bipolar Life, by Ellen Forney.
Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo, and Me by Ellen Forney
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