Something's Wrong with Micah - Hill, Jamison
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In the wake of a devastating car accident, sixteen-year-old Micah Hunter's world begins to unravel. A mysterious illness leaves him unable to pursue the football dreams that he once shared with his father. At the peak of his illness, Micah bumps his wheelchair into Evie Thompson, a headstrong fifteen-year-old living with her own challenges. Coming of age and coming to terms with their disabilities, Micah and Evie find solace and companionship in each other. As their connection deepens, Evie helps Micah discover the truth about his illness, allowing him to reconnect with his past. But, in doing…mehr

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In the wake of a devastating car accident, sixteen-year-old Micah Hunter's world begins to unravel. A mysterious illness leaves him unable to pursue the football dreams that he once shared with his father. At the peak of his illness, Micah bumps his wheelchair into Evie Thompson, a headstrong fifteen-year-old living with her own challenges. Coming of age and coming to terms with their disabilities, Micah and Evie find solace and companionship in each other. As their connection deepens, Evie helps Micah discover the truth about his illness, allowing him to reconnect with his past. But, in doing so, Micah fails to discover Evie's deteriorating health, which she keeps hidden. When Micah finally realizes the gravity of her situation, he must make the most difficult decision of his life: get Evie the help she needs or respect her wishes and risk losing her forever.
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Autorenporträt
Jamison Hill is an award-winning author and writer, who has penned essays for the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times. His essay, "Love Means Never Having to Say . . . Anything," was read by Pedro Pascal for the Modern Love podcast and featured in Disability Visibility, an anthology of essays by writers with disabilities. Something's Wrong with Micah is his debut novel.