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Waiting for No One (Paperback)

Author:  Beverley Brenna
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Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0889954372
ISBN-13: 9780889954373
Sku: 216019322
Publish Date: 1/1/2011
Dimensions:  (in Inches) 7.5H x 5.25L x 0.25T
Pages:  187
Age Range:  18 to 21
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Taylor Jane Simon is an eighteen-year-old girl with Asperger''s Syndrome who has a refreshingly different view of the people she encounters and the life she wants to have. Young adult readers will identify with Taylor''s struggle for independence and self-control, and empathize as she outlines the ways--both positive and negative-- that her Asperger''s Syndrome affects her daily life. Connecting with a play by Samuel Beckett, Taylor explores a fear of solitary existence while reaching out to a world at times perplexing. Most important, Taylor wants to be seen as an individual, not as a stereotypical "person with special needs," or a rare wild flower--images that haunt her from the past. A cameo performance by Taylor''s new gerbil -- Harold Pinter-- adds further emphasis to themes of existentialism and humour.

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Taylor Jane Simon is an eighteen-year-old girl with Asperger’s Syndrome who has a refreshingly different view of the people she encounters and the life she wants to have. Young adult readers will identify with Taylor’s struggle for independence and self-control, and empathize as she outlines the ways—both positive and negative-- that her Asperger’s Syndrome affects her daily life. Connecting with a play by Samuel Beckett, Taylor explores a fear of solitary existence while reaching out to a world at times perplexing. Most important, Taylor wants to be seen as an individual, not as a stereotypical “person with special needs,” or a rare wild flower—images that haunt her from the past. A cameo performance by Taylor’s new gerbil -- Harold Pinter-- adds further emphasis to themes of existentialism and humour.

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Product attributeBook Format:   Paperback
Product attributeMinimum Age:   14
Product attributeNumber of Pages:   0187
Product attributePublisher:   Red Deer Press
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