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“The Last White Man is a thought provoking work of literature filled with empathy and depth that dives beyond the superficial, and explores the depths of what it truly means to be human. Ander awakens one morning to find that his skin has turned dark overnight. Confusion and fear become Ander’s companions. Why did this happen? Will he be accepted or shunned by his friends and family? Every place he goes and face he sees, trepidation feels him. Do they actually see him for himself? As the phenomena grows from one to many, reactions are mixed from fear and panic, scientific curiosity, and acceptance. For Ander, he must decide what is most important to him, the fear and trepidation of what he and others think when they look at him, or those whom he loves deepest. A great read for those who enjoyed Sequioa Nagamatsu’s How High We Go in the Dark.”

Gretchen
Fiction Addiction

“The pure joy I had while listening this book was unmatched. I adored the sassy and funny main characters whose chemistry leapt out in every chapter!!”

Kimi
Buttonwood Books and Toys

“My favorite memoir of the year! Molly's positivity, sincerity and HUMOR shine through her story. As a long-time fan, it was fascinating to learn about her family, her training, her SNL days, and working on the movies she made. After finishing, I wanted to go watch all her famous SNL skits and Superstar! Loved listening to this book on Libro.fm because Molly narrates herself!”

Cassie
Roundabout Books

“This book is a warm cup of tea on a rainy day. From the quirky cast of characters to the less than traditional love story, this book will bloom in you and make you feel whole. Plus, the audiobook narrator is truly excellent!”

Leah
Scrawl Books

“There is something about listening to a memoir narrated by the person who wrote it that makes one’s experience feel complete. McCurdy’s writing 'voice' and actual one give dry humor and a low folksy charm while describing truly harrowing abuses from her mother. She doesn’t hold anything back whether it’s her time on set on iCarly to her first sexual experience to the description of her vomit after a binge and purge. If you wanted a fun celebrity tell-all…this ain’t it. This is a survivor’s story.”

Lissa
Book Club

“Once I started listening to Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, it's all I wanted to do. I'm not a gamer and I still thoroughly enjoyed following Sadie, Sam and Marx as we follow them from childhood through adulthood, from hospital rooms in Los Angeles, to dorm rooms in Boston and back to LA. A bittersweet look at love and friendship and the lengths we go for those we love.”

Marisa
Chapter One Book Store