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Simon Sort of Says

by Erin Bow

Simon Sort of Says

by Erin Bow

Simon O'Keeffe has become an unintentional celebrity, not for the comedic mishaps involving squirrels and alpacas his dad caused, but for surviving a harrowing school shooting. Desperate to escape the narrative that's defined him, Simon, now twelve, moves with his family to the National Quiet Zone, a unique corner of America free from the internet. In this sanctuary of silence, astronomers search the stars for extraterrestrial life, undistracted by terrestrial tales. It's here that Simon befriends an eccentric character, determined to assist the scientists in their cosmic quest, offering Simon a chance at redefining his story to the world. 'Simon Sort of Says' by Erin Bow, a poignant, Newbery Honor-winning journey, navigates the ripples of trauma with wit and hope, illustrating the resilience needed to chart a path forward while honoring the past.

  • Fiction
  • Young Adult
  • Humor
  • Trauma
  • Friendship
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