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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT IT WASA raw and intimate coming-of-age novel about silence, shame, and the terrifying moment you realize the person you're pretending to be. isn't you.Kyle knows how to keep the peace. At school, he's a quiet, hard-working kid on the soccer team. At home, he's the reliable older brother in a family that doesn't leave much room for uncertainty-or softness. As long as he doesn't ask questions, no one asks them back. Especially not the kind he's too scared to answer.But something's shifting.There are moments he can't explain. Reactions he doesn't want. Glances that last too long. And a growing disconnect between the version of himself everyone sees-and the truth he doesn't dare name.Late at night, when the house is quiet and the mask slips, Kyle lets himself feel just enough to fall apart. In anonymous corners of the internet, he starts to speak-carefully, cautiously-to someone who doesn't expect him to be anything but honest. And that honesty begins to unravel everything.Because how do you hold on to the life you've built, when it was never really yours to begin with?I Didn't Know What It Was is the first novel in the Pieces of Me trilogy: a tender, vulnerable exploration of identity, internalized fear, and the slow, aching journey of learning to breathe in your own skin.A must-read for anyone who's ever felt the need to hide, and the quiet hope that maybe. you don't have to.Themes include: Queer identity and internalized fearFamily pressure and silent expectationsLoneliness, longing, and emotional isolationThe ache of not knowing who you are-but feeling it anywayThe first spark of self-acceptance This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - THE WAY YOU SAY GOODBYEA deeply moving YA novel about identity, self-acceptance, and the hardest goodbye of all-the one to the person you thought you had to be.Hugo Green has always felt like an outsider in his own life. In a family where perfection is expected, he's the one who never quite measures up. He's used to hiding-his thoughts, his struggles, and especially the growing feelings he can't explain for his new classmate, Noah Wilson.Noah is everything Hugo isn't: confident, open about being gay, effortlessly charismatic. He's the kind of person who seems to belong anywhere, while Hugo feels like he's always catching up. But when they're paired together for a school project, Hugo quickly realizes that Noah isn't as put-together as he seems. Beneath his easygoing charm lies something raw, something uncertain-something that draws Hugo in.As their friendship deepens, so does the tension between them. A glance held too long. A touch that lingers. An almost-kiss that neither of them dares to talk about. Hugo finds himself standing at a crossroads: stay safe in the life he's always known, or risk everything by admitting what he really feels.But Noah has his own battles. After losing his mother and transferring schools, he's desperate for a fresh start-one where he doesn't have to justify who he is. Falling for a boy who isn't ready to be seen isn't part of the plan.Then comes the night that changes everything. A party. A confrontation. A moment of truth that neither of them is ready for. And suddenly, Hugo and Noah are forced to face the reality they've both been avoiding.Because sometimes, the hardest goodbye isn't to a person, but to the version of yourself you thought you had to be.¿¿¿¿ A must-read for lovers of: Slow-burn LGBTQ+ romance, first love, self-discovery, emotional coming-of-age stories, and the quiet tension of falling for someone who feels just out of reach.¿ Key themes include:LGBTQ+ coming-of-age and self-acceptanceFriends-to-lovers tension and unspoken attractionComing out, family expectations, and identity strugglesFear of rejection vs. the hope of being truly seenHeartfelt, emotional storytelling with raw and real momentsTHE WAY YOU SAY GOODBYE is a powerful, deeply resonant story about friendship, longing, courage, and the bittersweet reality of loving someone who may never be yours.…