The Picture of Nobody

The son of immigrants tries to fit in to the new place that his family has moved to, but he feels like he doesn’t belong. His mother tells him to try harder, his father talks about life in the old country, and his sister changes her look from Goth to headscarf. He wants to get away from his family, but it’s hard to make friends. The worst part is that when some people see his brown face, they think he might be a terrorist.

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About the author:

Rabindranath Maharaj is the author of books including The Amazing Absorbing Boy and Homer in Flight. He was born in Trinidad and in the early 1990s immigrated to Canada, and now lives in Ajax, Ontario.
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3 comments

Guest wrote 6 weeks 1 day ago

Good book; the ending is not...

Good book; the ending is not what you would expect. I would have like to known what Tommy had written on the internet.

Guest wrote 33 weeks 2 days ago

I thought reading this would...

I thought reading this would be so difficult but it was a breeze!

Guest wrote 34 weeks 6 days ago

Tough story but so real. ...

Tough story but so real. Took me a few days to read.

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