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March 15, 2024
Joe-Nathan lives his life by rules and routines; on weekdays, he brings a packed lunch to work, Friday nights are for a trip to the pub, and Saturday night means takeout and a few episodes of his favorite show, Friends. A neurodivergent character who has OCD, 23-year-old Joe builds his routines on the advice of his mum, Janet, to navigate an often confusing world. Compiled into two notebooks, her advice guides Joe on everything from cooking and cleaning to visiting friends' houses and avoiding fights. But when Joe discovers something upsetting about a coworker, he can't rely on the advice books and must instead follow his own intuition to understand the complex world around him. Fisher (Faye, Faraway, 2021) portrays Joe with tenderness and grace, highlighting his genuine challenges, frustrations, and sparks of joy. Echoing the themes of belonging, isolation, and independence found in Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and Michelle Gallen's Big Girl, Small Town, Fisher's latest is an utter delight.
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