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Please Don't Hug Me by Kay Kerr
The following book reviews have been shared by Text Publishing – publisher of Please Don't Hug Me
'It’s intimate, raw and authentic … Watching Erin grow, accept herself, and find new friendships made my heart burst, in a way that is so much more intense than normal.’
Melbourne Writers Festival
'Please Don’t Hug Me is a great read for other neurodiverse readers looking to read a voice like theirs, or for neurotypical readers looking to explore life from a different perspective.’
Good Reading
'It’s a fantastic young adult novel about grief, finding your way, autism, being different, families and emotions. It’s all the feels...Please Don’t Hug Me is a wonderful addition to Aussie YA literature and will resonate with so many adolescents searching for their identity, trying to fit in, and attempting to work out how they want to be, and to be seen, in the world. And it is a gentle and tender meditation on grief.’
Cass Moriarty
'It’s intimate, raw and authentic … Watching Erin grow, accept herself, and find new friendships made my heart burst, in a way that is so much more intense than normal.’
Melbourne Writers Festival
'Please Don’t Hug Me is a great read for other neurodiverse readers looking to read a voice like theirs, or for neurotypical readers looking to explore life from a different perspective.’
Good Reading
'It’s a fantastic young adult novel about grief, finding your way, autism, being different, families and emotions. It’s all the feels...Please Don’t Hug Me is a wonderful addition to Aussie YA literature and will resonate with so many adolescents searching for their identity, trying to fit in, and attempting to work out how they want to be, and to be seen, in the world. And it is a gentle and tender meditation on grief.’
Cass Moriarty