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Somebody give this heart a pen
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781406388534
Publication Date: 3 Oct 2019
Subject: Poetry
Suitable for: Secondary
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A collection of poems by performance poet, Sophia Thakur.
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Summary
A collection of poems by performance poet, Sophia Thakur.
From internationally acclaimed performance poet Sophia Thakur comes a powerful new collection of poems exploring issues of identity, love, loss, family and faith.
Sophia Thakur began performing poetry at the age of sixteen, and is known for her strong narrative voice and emotional empathy. Her remarkable debut encourages young people to look outside of themselves and to explore their own hearts' journeys through poetry.
NOTE : Some of the poems touch on themes of self harm and sexual themes.
NOTE: Empathy Lab 2020 - Secondary List
NOTE: Carnegie Medal Longlist 2021
Awards
- Longlisted - Carnegie Medal 2021
Contents
...the process
Grow
Wait
Break
Grow again
Category
NF
Subject
Poetry
Dewey
821
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Pub. date
3 Oct 2019
Edition
Original
ISBN
9781406388534
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Binding
Paperback
Pages
112
Width
129mm
Height
198mm
Weight
140g
Contents page
Yes
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0%
Author attributes
BAME
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