Nick Pope by Stanton Christopher (29 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What happens when a boy who has been bullied for how he looks must draw his own face for the world to see Teenage Nick Pope has prominent birthmarks around his eyes - and he is ridiculed because of them. He quits his therapist and starts writing and drawing in his diary again, convinced he can handle his internal chaos alone.Now he has been offered a solo gallery show of his art.Nick is afraid to draw himself. He is scared to figure out if his feelings for his fellow artist Max mean he is gay. His family is falling apart.Can Nick confront these challenges before the summer of 1988 runs out. Klecker, Raymond (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sixteen-year-old Nick Pope was born with prominent birthmarks around both of his eyes and faces teasing and bullying from both classmates and strangers. He also struggles with depression and confusion about his sexual orientation.Nick finds refuge and release in drawing, and gains tentative confidence that his artistic abilities are worth nurturing and developing. His family moves across the city and he begins his sophomore year at a brand-new high school. On the advice of his ex-therapist, he starts writing and illustrating a diary that tracks his day-to-day adventures at school, at home with his family of two working parents and a precocious little brother, and his burgeoning friendships with fellow outsiders Sharita and Preston.Beginning in late August 1987, this illustrated diary tracks three months of Nick's life, including his euphoric ups and painful downs. Fatal Attraction, arcade games Crystal Castles and Circus Charlie, and Dolly Parton's new variety TV show all find their way onto the page as Nick reaches a dramatic turning point.First written by Christopher Stanton more than fifteen years ago and illustrated by Christopher Darling while he was a student at the School of Visual Arts, this brings Nick Pope to the world in a book nearly identical to its first edition. The diary offers a look at a young artist learning to value his own perspective as he uses his creative talent to understand the world and make connections .The book is a testament to the tremendous talents of its illustrator, who passed away in 2018.Recommended for mature teens and older. A bullied teen artist chronicles his struggles with depression, identity, and friendship in his illustrated 1980s diary, using his creativity to navigate the euphoric highs and painful lows of finding his place in the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Darling, Christopher (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when a boy who has been bullied for how he looks must draw his own face for the world to see?Teenage Nick Pope has prominent birthmarks around his eyes - and he is ridiculed because of them. He quits his therapist and starts writing and drawing in his diary again, convinced he can handle his internal chaos alone.Now he has been offered a solo gallery show of his art.Nick is afraid to draw himself. He is scared to figure out if his feelings for his fellow artist Max mean he is gay. His family is falling apart.Can Nick confront these challenges before the summer of 1988 runs out? Recommended for mature teens to adults. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Klecker, Raymond (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Sixteen-year-old Nick Pope was born with prominent birthmarks around both of his eyes and faces teasing and bullying from both classmates and strangers. He also struggles with depression and confusion about his sexual orientation.Nick finds refuge and release in drawing, and gains tentative confidence that his artistic abilities are worth nurturing and developing. His family moves across the city and he begins his sophomore year at a brand-new high school. On the advice of his ex-therapist, he starts writing and illustrating a diary that tracks his day-to-day adventures at school, at home with his family of two working parents and a precocious little brother, and his burgeoning friendships with fellow outsiders Sharita and Preston.Beginning in late August 1987, this illustrated diary tracks three months of Nick's life, including his euphoric ups and painful downs. Fatal Attraction, arcade games Crystal Castles and Circus Charlie, and Dolly Parton's new variety TV show all find their way onto the page as Nick reaches a dramatic turning point.First written by Christopher Stanton more than fifteen years ago and illustrated by Christopher Darling while he was a student at the School of Visual Arts, this brings Nick Pope to the world in a book nearly identical to its first edition. The diary offers a look at a young artist learning to value his own perspective as he uses his creative talent to understand the world and make connections .The book is a testament to the tremendous talents of its illustrator, who passed away in 2018.Recommended for mature teens and older. Darling, Christopher (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sixteen-year-old Nick Pope was born with prominent birthmarks around both of his eyes and faces teasing and bullying from both classmates and strangers. He also struggles with depression and confusion about his sexual orientation.Nick finds refuge and release in drawing, and gains tentative confidence that his artistic abilities are worth nurturing and developing. His family moves across the city and he begins his sophomore year at a brand-new high school. On the advice of his ex-therapist, he starts writing and illustrating a diary that tracks his day-to-day adventures at school, at home with his family of two working parents and a precocious little brother, and his burgeoning friendships with fellow outsiders Sharita and Preston.Beginning in late August 1987, this illustrated diary tracks three months of Nick's life, including his euphoric ups and painful downs. Fatal Attraction, arcade games Crystal Castles and Circus Charlie, and Dolly Parton's new variety TV show all find their way onto the page as Nick reaches a dramatic turning point.First written by Christopher Stanton more than fifteen years ago and illustrated by Christopher Darling while he was a student at the School of Visual Arts, this brings Nick Pope to the world in a book nearly identical to its first edition. The diary offers a look at a young artist learning to value his own perspective as he uses his creative talent to understand the world and make connections .The book is a testament to the tremendous talents of its illustrator, who passed away in 2018.Recommended for mature teens and older. A bullied teen artist chronicles his struggles with depression, identity, and friendship in his illustrated 1980s diary, using his creativity to navigate the euphoric highs and painful lows of finding his place in the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Darling, Christopher (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when a boy who has been bullied for how he looks must draw his own face for the world to see?Teenage Nick Pope has prominent birthmarks around his eyes - and he is ridiculed because of them. He quits his therapist and starts writing and drawing in his diary again, convinced he can handle his internal chaos alone.Now he has been offered a solo gallery show of his art.Nick is afraid to draw himself. He is scared to figure out if his feelings for his fellow artist Max mean he is gay. His family is falling apart.Can Nick confront these challenges before the summer of 1988 runs out? Recommended for mature teens to adults. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Klecker, Raymond (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sixteen-year-old Nick Pope was born with prominent birthmarks around both of his eyes and faces teasing and bullying from both classmates and strangers. He also struggles with depression and confusion about his sexual orientation.Nick finds refuge and release in drawing, and gains tentative confidence that his artistic abilities are worth nurturing and developing. His family moves across the city and he begins his sophomore year at a brand-new high school. On the advice of his ex-therapist, he starts writing and illustrating a diary that tracks his day-to-day adventures at school, at home with his family of two working parents and a precocious little brother, and his burgeoning friendships with fellow outsiders Sharita and Preston.Beginning in late August 1987, this illustrated diary tracks three months of Nick's life, including his euphoric ups and painful downs. Fatal Attraction, arcade games Crystal Castles and Circus Charlie, and Dolly Parton's new variety TV show all find their way onto the page as Nick reaches a dramatic turning point.First written by Christopher Stanton more than fifteen years ago and illustrated by Christopher Darling while he was a student at the School of Visual Arts, this brings Nick Pope to the world in a book nearly identical to its first edition. The diary offers a look at a young artist learning to value his own perspective as he uses his creative talent to understand the world and make connections .The book is a testament to the tremendous talents of its illustrator, who passed away in 2018.Recommended for mature teens and older. A bullied teen artist chronicles his struggles with depression, identity, and friendship in his illustrated 1980s diary, using his creativity to navigate the euphoric highs and painful lows of finding his place in the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Darling, Christopher (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What happens when a boy who has been bullied for how he looks must draw his own face for the world to see?Teenage Nick Pope has prominent birthmarks around his eyes - and he is ridiculed because of them. He quits his therapist and starts writing and drawing in his diary again, convinced he can handle his internal chaos alone.Now he has been offered a solo gallery show of his art.Nick is afraid to draw himself. He is scared to figure out if his feelings for his fellow artist Max mean he is gay. His family is falling apart.Can Nick confront these challenges before the summer of 1988 runs out? Recommended for mature teens to adults. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Klecker, Raymond (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Nick Pope | Christopher Stanton | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Cobbler Books | EAN 9798234089694 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Darling, Christopher (illustrator).…