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Release - Patrick Ness

Release

By: Patrick Ness

Hardcover | 4 September 2018

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For use in schools and libraries only. Struggling with his family's religious beliefs, an employer's inappropriate advances, and his unrequited love for his ex, Adam finds his life complicated when his best friend announces she's doing her senior year abroad.
Industry Reviews
"This book's self-awareness lends its events a dreamlike feel. Though it functions as an accessible, standalone coming-of-age story, awareness of its influences makes for a layered reading experience."--The Horn Book "Patrick Ness is an insanely beautiful writer."--John Green "Hilarious, gripping, and viciously insightful throughout. The novel's main points are continuously, beautifully conveyed: family consists of people chosen as much as those related by blood; and while all meaningful and positive relationships are difficult and messy, their maintenance is essential for fulfillment."--Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA) "I was gripped by Adam's journey to self-belief, told pacily, beautifully."--London Times "This compelling coming-of-age story will resonate with readers of all ages, and will remind everyone that the sun always rises again tomorrow."--Brightly "Every sentence in this gorgeous little novel feels perfect and necessary. This focused, humane book is a joy."--The New York Times Book Review "Release is beautiful, enchanting, exquisitely written; the novel builds to an adrenaline-surged ending that only Patrick Ness can deliver. This is an incredible work of intertwined, mirrored stories that left me slack-jawed and in awe of one of the true master storytellers of our time."--Andrew Smith, Michael L. Printz Honor-winning author of Grasshopper Jungle and Winger â "Ness manages to pack all this drama into a coherent and compulsively readable story line peopled with credible, rounded characters among the teens and the adults."--School Library Journal (starred review) â "A frank, riveting portrayal of a gay teenager's sexual awakening."--Publishers Weekly (starred review) â "Literary, illuminating, and stunningly told."--Kirkus Reviews (starred review) â "Part character study, part reckoning, this is a painful, magical gem of a novel that, even when it perplexes, will rip the hearts right out of its readers."--Booklist (starred review)