Published: June 04, 2009
Words: 116437 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook description

Imagine waking up every day to a contradiction, looking in the mirror and not liking who you see.Not understanding how you evolved into the person who returns your stare,and wondering if you have the courage to go back to the beginning,to rewind your life. You pray for the strength to change.You know the man in the mirror is just an illusion. Now you just need to figure out how to change him back.

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texas, gay, friends, challenge, human condition, self acceptance prejudice discrimination family, homosexual fear, growing up childhood understanding tolerance inclusiveness

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Review by: Josie Kramer on Oct. 02, 2009 :
This book is written from the point of view of Harvey Dunne. A man who tries so hard to live life as a heterosexual even though his heart isn’t in it.

“Is Harvey Dunne?” takes a reader through an honest, realistic, poignant journey as to how homosexuals were treated in the early nineties. (And let’s be honest, are still being treated like this today) Even though Harvey is the story teller, as a reader you will learn how everyone he knows is affected by his actions and feelings. The only reason this book works is because it’s real, everyone can relate to the characters and nothing is forced.

This book made me laugh, smile, scream and cry in just the right spots. Again, the only way that was possible was because this book was written in a realistic and documentary style. You could feel the helplessness and frustration of each character and were walked though it which gave the feelings that much more substance.

This book blew me away and should be featured in every book store in my opinion. Every single one. Front and center. With huge spotlights shining down on it. That’s how much I back this book.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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