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- Author: Kim Bearden
- Publisher: Dave Burgess Consulting
- ISBN-10: 1956306951
- ISBN-13: 9781956306958
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, mīksti vāki
- Language: English
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It's hard to be young
When you are among
Others who also are struggling with some
Of the challenges of growing up-finding a voice
Can't measure the pressure to make the right choice
You want independence, be on your own
Must be respectful and use the right tone
In Kim Bearden's first poetry collection, I Really Need You to Hear This, young voices emerge in verse, documenting-tentatively at times, and at other times boldly-the joys, challenges, fears, frustrations, hesitations, and comforts of growing up in today's world. Many poems are situated in the classroom, with their young narrators reflecting on how the adults around them are struggling to see and support them. With huge heart and tremendous insight, Bearden captures the complex, layered experience of coming of age in America and celebrates what our young people can tell us if we only listen more closely.
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- Author: Kim Bearden
- Publisher: Dave Burgess Consulting
- ISBN-10: 1956306951
- ISBN-13: 9781956306958
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, mīksti vāki
- Language: English English
It's hard to be young
When you are among
Others who also are struggling with some
Of the challenges of growing up-finding a voice
Can't measure the pressure to make the right choice
You want independence, be on your own
Must be respectful and use the right tone
In Kim Bearden's first poetry collection, I Really Need You to Hear This, young voices emerge in verse, documenting-tentatively at times, and at other times boldly-the joys, challenges, fears, frustrations, hesitations, and comforts of growing up in today's world. Many poems are situated in the classroom, with their young narrators reflecting on how the adults around them are struggling to see and support them. With huge heart and tremendous insight, Bearden captures the complex, layered experience of coming of age in America and celebrates what our young people can tell us if we only listen more closely.
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