Difference between revisions of "Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas"
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| − | Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas is a story about Ollie, who is deadly allergic to electricity, and Moritz, who needs a pacemaker to survive. For that reason they can never meet each other. Through writing each other letters they unravel how they are connected and how to manage the struggles they face in their private lives. | + | Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas is a story about Ollie, who is deadly allergic to electricity, and Moritz, who needs a pacemaker to survive. For that reason they can never meet each other. Through writing each other letters they unravel how they are connected and how to manage the struggles they face in their private lives. It was originally published on July 2, 2015. |
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* Being an orphan | * Being an orphan | ||
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* Body horror | * Body horror | ||
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* Panic attack (implied) | * Panic attack (implied) | ||
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* Physical abuse | * Physical abuse | ||
* Poisoning (mentioned) | * Poisoning (mentioned) | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:28, 12 January 2022
Because You'll Never Meet Me
| Author(s) | Leah Thomas |
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| Published | July 2, 2015 |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury |
| Genre(s) | Contemporary fiction |
| Age group | Young adult |
Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas is a story about Ollie, who is deadly allergic to electricity, and Moritz, who needs a pacemaker to survive. For that reason they can never meet each other. Through writing each other letters they unravel how they are connected and how to manage the struggles they face in their private lives. It was originally published on July 2, 2015.
Trigger Warnings
- Ableism
- Alcohol (mentioned)
- Alcoholism (mentioned)
- Animal abuse
- Animal death
- Being an orphan
- Being paralyzed
- Blindness
- Body horror
- Borderline personality disorder (mentioned)
- Broken spine
- Bullying
- Burning a person (mentioned)
- Cancer
- Child abuse (non-sexual)
- Childbirth
- Choking
- Cigarettes
- Cutting a person open (mentioned)
- Death
- Disabilities
- Drowning
- Epilepsy & seizures
- Experiments on humans
- F-Slur (probably not reclaimed by the author)
- Guns (mentioned)
- Homophobia
- Hospital scene
- Incest (mentioned)
- Life-threatening weight loss
- Manic depression
- Mental illness
- Mood disorder
- Muteness
- Narcolepsy (mentioned)
- Needles
- Nuclear explosion (mentioned)
- Pacemaker
- Panic attack (implied)
- Pee, emesis and poop
- Physical abuse
- Poisoning (mentioned)
- Pregnancy (mentioned)
- Psychiatrist (mentioned)
- R-Slur (probably not reclaimed by the author)
- Schizophrenia (mentioned)
- Suicide (mentioned)
- Victim blaming (of a bullying victim)
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
- Disabled characters
Tropes
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