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Book SynopsisTrade Review“A hauntingly moving examination of grief, friendship, and identity, reminiscent of my favorite classics. Robin Gow has a magic with words, stirring and shining a light on the deepest of emotions, leaving behind goosebumps (and tears) for Noah’s story. This book is a gift.” * Kacen Callender, author of the National Book Award winner King and the Dragonflies *
“Dear Mothman gives us all the chance to step out of the shadows—when we’re ready. Gow has crafted a story full of secrets, sadness, and the gentle thrill of knowing who you are.” * Niki Smith, author of The Golden Hour *
“This tender story explores the emotional journey of navigating loss and feelings of being different. It illuminates the power of friendship, imagination, and compassion to make a person feel celebrated for exactly who they are. An important heart-book that will make young readers feel seen and understood.” * Donna Gephart, author of Lily and Dunkin and Abby, Tried and True *
***STARRED REVIEW*** “At times thrilling and always moving, Gow's middle-grade debut is unquestionably a must-have for all collections.” * Booklist *
***STARRED REVIEW*** “A triumphant coming-of-age story about gender identity, strength, and friendship, as well as the different ways that people discover who they are.” * School Library Journal *
Gow captures the complexity of emotions that arise amid grief and self-discovery. . .Poignant and sincere. * Kirkus Reviews *
“Gow beautifully blends verse with epistolary storytelling in this touching novel of a trans kid trying to search for answers about identity and belonging.” * The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books *
“Noah’s journey through grief and coming out to the world is authentically messy and joyful.” * The Horn Book Magazine *
