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Young, Emma

She, Myself, and I

378 pp. | Abrams/Amulet | September, 2017 | Trade ISBN 978-1-4197-2570-8 $17.99
(4) YA Eighteen-year-old Londoner Rosa becomes the world's first survivor of a brain transplant after her healthy brain is transplanted from her quadriplegic body into brain-dead Sylvia's body. Rosa becomes fixated on the prior life of the girl whose body she now inhabits, leading Rosa on her own soul-searching road trip. Despite some implausible scenarios and too-neat resolutions, Young has envisioned an original and compelling concept.
Reviewer: Rebecca Kirshenbaum

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