«My therapist says your first response to something isn’t really your response. It’s society’s response—or the way you’ve been trained to respond from your environment? But your second response, after you’ve had a minute to think about, you know, how you really feel, that’s the one that matters»1.

Título: Like real people do
Autora: E. L. Massey
Idioma original: inglés (no está traducido al español)
Género: literatura juvenil
Tags: salud mental, discapacidad, hockey
Número de páginas: 425
Inicio: «There are admittedly worse things in the world than having to walk two blocks on a Wednesday morning in July. Eli knows from experience there are worse things in the world. Like being diagnosed with epilepsy at sixteen. Like having heat-induced seizures and living in Texas. Objectively, he knows there are worse things, but right at this moment, he can’t think of many because it’s 6:00 a.m.»2.
¡Cuantísimo he disfrutado esta historia! Es una lectura divertida, entretenida y tierna, con personajes de los que quieres ser amiga, achucharlos o contemplarlos con una sonrisa boba; un libro de esos que terminas con un dolorcito agradable en el pecho de lo bonito que es, al que volver cuando necesitas leer algo reconfortante.
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