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  • Verlag: Fischer Sauerländer
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  • Ersterscheinung: 01.06.2024
  • ISBN: 9783733607647
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Elizabeth Acevedo

Poet X

Leticia Wahl (Übersetzer)

Der herausragende Debütroman der US-Poetry-Slammerin Elizabeth Acevedo
Xiomara hat ihre Worte immer für sich behalten, so wie ihre strenggläubige Mutter es verlangt. In ihrem Viertel in New York übernehmen stattdessen Fäuste das Reden. Doch X hat Geheimnisse: ihre Gefühle für Aman aus ihrer Klasse; ihr Notizbuch voller Gedichte, das sie unter dem Bett versteckt – und ein Slam-Poetry-Club, der all diese Geheimnisse ans Licht bringen wird. Denn auf der Bühne bricht Xiomara schließlich ihr Schweigen und verlangt, von allen gehört zu werden.
Für Fans von Angie Thomas und Sarah Crossan
Übersetzt von der deutschen Poetry-Slammerin Leticia Wahl

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[english review only] Perfektes Hörbuch!!!

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My audiobook of the year, nothing will come close to this, I'm calling it right now.
Elizabeth Acevedo as the narrator was just perfect. The book itself was incredible.

Not gonna lie it ...

SPOILERS!!!!

My audiobook of the year, nothing will come close to this, I'm calling it right now.
Elizabeth Acevedo as the narrator was just perfect. The book itself was incredible.

Not gonna lie it was heavier than I expected. Please check trigger warnings before going into this.
It's just really fucking hard to be a girl in the world. The sexism and the casual assault of boys/men putting their hands were they don't belong.

Dealing with all of this, and also having to handle an uber religious household at home. It was a lot. I think I struggled the most with the whole family dynamic, those were the scenes where I actually had to pause a bit. I couldn't relate at all, since I didn't grow up in a religious household but just the thought of the punishments Xiomara had to deal with, it was a lot. Also the notebook scene. I mean, I'm glad that they seemed to have worked it out in the end, but it's not my mother, so I'm holding a grudge for forever.

I would love a Xavier sequel, cause I need to know how he is dealing with everything. How and if he will come out. I need to know that he will be okay, that he will be loved.

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