Kind of a Big Deal
What's it about
Ever feel like you're faking your way through life, waiting to be discovered? What if embracing that "fake it till you make it" energy was the secret to finding your true calling and unlocking your hidden talents? This is your guide to becoming the hero of your own story. You'll follow Josie, a high school dropout who feels like a total nobody. But when she starts acting out her daydreams, she discovers she can literally become anyone or anything she imagines. Learn how to tap into your own inner potential, turn impostor syndrome into your superpower, and realize that you're already kind of a big deal.
Meet the author
Shannon Hale is a Newbery Honor-winning and New York Times bestselling author of over forty books for all ages, celebrated for her mastery of fantasy and realistic fiction. She began writing stories at age ten and never stopped, drawing on her own experiences with self-discovery and the awkwardness of growing up to craft tales like Kind of a Big Deal. Her work champions the idea that everyone has the power to become the hero of their own story, inspiring countless readers to embrace their inner potential.

What's it about
Ever feel like you're faking your way through life, waiting to be discovered? What if embracing that "fake it till you make it" energy was the secret to finding your true calling and unlocking your hidden talents? This is your guide to becoming the hero of your own story. You'll follow Josie, a high school dropout who feels like a total nobody. But when she starts acting out her daydreams, she discovers she can literally become anyone or anything she imagines. Learn how to tap into your own inner potential, turn impostor syndrome into your superpower, and realize that you're already kind of a big deal.
Meet the author
Shannon Hale is a Newbery Honor-winning and New York Times bestselling author of over forty books for all ages, celebrated for her mastery of fantasy and realistic fiction. She began writing stories at age ten and never stopped, drawing on her own experiences with self-discovery and the awkwardness of growing up to craft tales like Kind of a Big Deal. Her work champions the idea that everyone has the power to become the hero of their own story, inspiring countless readers to embrace their inner potential.
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