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Paperback. Condition: New. Finalist for the 2026 Firecracker Award in Creative Nonfiction Shortlisted for the 2026 William Saroyan International Prize for Writing Featured on The Millions' Great Fall 2025 Book Preview Winner of the 2024 Autumn House Nonfiction Prize, this large-hearted personal essay collection by Ren Cedar Fuller invites us to imagine a more generous way of being in the world, drawing on Fuller's experiences as a daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and patient. A father's hurtful rigidity becomes slightly more comprehensible when viewed through a lens of neurodivergence, and a mother's well-timed lie allows her children to see an escape from fundamentalist strictures. Parents build support systems for their transgender child, and a disability that makes it impossible for the author to cry tears opens up new paths for expressing emotions. With disarming charm and good humor, Fuller charts a clear-eyed path for not only accepting but celebrating differences of all kinds. Bigger explores how we want the world to be as large and open as possible for the people we love-and how this kind of love expands our own world too.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Winner of the 2024 Autumn House Nonfiction Prize, thislarge-heartedpersonal essay collection by Ren Cedar Fuller invites us to imagine a more generous way of being in the world,drawing on Fuller's experiences as a daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and patient.A father's hurtful rigidity becomes slightly more comprehensible when viewed through a lens of neurodivergence, and a mother's well-timed lie allows her children to see an escape from fundamentalist strictures. Parents build support systems for their transgender child, and a disability that makes it impossible for the author to cry tears opens up new paths for expressing emotions.With disarming charm and good humor, Fuller charts a clear-eyed path for not only accepting but celebrating differences of all kinds. Bigger explores how we want the world to be as large and open as possible for the people we love-and how this kind of love expands our own world too. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - - Finalist for the 2026 Firecracker Award in Creative Nonfiction- Shortlisted for the 2026 William Saroyan International Prize for Writing- Featured on The Millions' Great Fall 2025 Book PreviewWinner of the 2024 Autumn House Nonfiction Prize, thislarge-heartedpersonal essay collection by Ren Cedar Fuller invites us to imagine a more generous way of being in the world,drawing on Fuller's experiences as a daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and patient.A father's hurtful rigidity becomes slightly more comprehensible when viewed through a lens of neurodivergence, and a mother's well-timed lie allows her children to see an escape from fundamentalist strictures. Parents build support systems for their transgender child, and a disability that makes it impossible for the author to cry tears opens up new paths for expressing emotions.With disarming charm and good humor, Fuller charts a clear-eyed path for not only accepting but celebrating differences of all kinds. Bigger explores how we want the world to be as large and open as possible for the people we loveand how this kind of love expands our own world too. …

Paperback. Condition: New. Finalist for the 2026 Firecracker Award in Creative Nonfiction Shortlisted for the 2026 William Saroyan International Prize for Writing Featured on The Millions' Great Fall 2025 Book Preview Winner of the 2024 Autumn House Nonfiction Prize, this large-hearted personal essay collection by Ren Cedar Fuller invites us to imagine a more generous way of being in the world, drawing on Fuller's experiences as a daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and patient. A father's hurtful rigidity becomes slightly more comprehensible when viewed through a lens of neurodivergence, and a mother's well-timed lie allows her children to see an escape from fundamentalist strictures. Parents build support systems for their transgender child, and a disability that makes it impossible for the author to cry tears opens up new paths for expressing emotions. With disarming charm and good humor, Fuller charts a clear-eyed path for not only accepting but celebrating differences of all kinds. Bigger explores how we want the world to be as large and open as possible for the people we love-and how this kind of love expands our own world too.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Finalist for the 2026 Firecracker Award in Creative Nonfiction Shortlisted for the 2026 William Saroyan International Prize for Writing Featured on The Millions Great Fall 2025 Book Preview Winner of the 2024 Autumn House Nonfiction Prize, this large-hearted personal essay collection by Ren Cedar Fuller invites us to imagine a more generous way of being in the world, drawing on Fullers experiences as a daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and patient. A fathers hurtful rigidity becomes slightly more comprehensible when viewed through a lens of neurodivergence, and a mothers well-timed lie allows her children to see an escape from fundamentalist strictures. Parents build support systems for their transgender child, and a disability that makes it impossible for the author to cry tears opens up new paths for expressing emotions. With disarming charm and good humor, Fuller charts a clear-eyed path for not only accepting but celebrating differences of all kinds. Bigger explores how we want the world to be as large and open as possible for the people we loveand how this kind of love expands our own world too. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…