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Overview

The novel follows Winston Coleman, a sixteen-year-old sophomore whose entire life is experienced through a unique neurodivergent lens. For Winston, everyday existence is a complex symphony; a chaotic cafeteria isn't just noise, but a hundred stacked rhythms. A gifted tenor saxophone player, his incredible talent earns him a rare audition slot for the prestigious Bryant Brown Institute. But his world shatters when an unexplained, idiopathic condition begins to systematically erase his high-frequency hearing.

As his sensory processing fundamentally shifts, Winston is plunged into profound fear and anxiety.

Key Classroom Themes & Educational Features
  • Supported Reading: Strategically highlighted sight words and key phrases keep reluctant readers engaged and guide them through complex emotional themes.
  • Neurodiversity & Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD): Offers a deep, empathetic look into a protagonist who processes the world through unique auditory and physical input, and his journey to adapt when those senses change.
  • Anxiety, Fear, & Emotional Regulation: Authentically portrays the physical reality of panic attacks while modeling practical coping mechanisms, demonstrating how structured breathing can bring a person back into their own body.
  • The Weight of Hidden Disabilities: Explores the isolating fear of living with an invisible disability and the heavy emotional toll of hiding the truth from family and friends.
  • Resilience & True Adaptation: Demonstrates how pre-teens and young adults can rebuild their passions by letting go of who they once were, learning to navigate the darkness by "dead reckoning" to find a new way forward.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798995237761
  • ISBN-10: 9798995237761
  • Publisher: Mqm Media Group
  • Publish Date: June 2026
  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.2 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.2 pounds
  • Page Count: 76
  • Reading Level: Ages 13-18

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