Dear Sophie, Love Sophie: A Graphic Memoir in Diaries, Letters, and Lists (edition 2022)

by Sophie Lucido Johnson (Author)

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Inspired by the journals she kept growing up, Sophie Lucido Johnson began an interactive conversation between her younger self and her current self. When she began the exercise, Sophie envisioned sharing important lessons on what it means to love your body, navigate relationships, and discover what fulfills you, no matter where life takes you. But as these "exchanges" deepened, adult Sophie discovered she had much to learn about life from young Sophie as well.… (more)

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Title:	Dear Sophie, Love Sophie: A Graphic Memoir in Diaries, Letters, and Lists
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Info:	HarperOne (2022), 256 pages
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graphic nonfiction - teacher/cartoonist/author writes to her teenage self and offers helpful words about body image, relationships, eating disorders, depression, self-cutting, uncertainty, pansexual identity, processing trauma, using privilege to become a better ally, and more.

I didn't identify with everything here, but I loved it and I definitely know people who would benefit from the honesty of this. Thank you, younger Sophie and older Sophie. (

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Being young is terrible. You have no understanding of your own aptitude to get through anything yet. (Prologue, p. 5)

We don't need a world full of people who are tough. We need a world full of people who are kind. And we need a world full of people who understand themselves enough to respond to their own trauma with patience, slowness, fullness, and humor. This is what makes humans resilient. It is how we create a better species. It is how we evolve. (Prologue, p. 10)

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Inspired by the journals she kept growing up, Sophie Lucido Johnson began an interactive conversation between her younger self and her current self. When she began the exercise, Sophie envisioned sharing important lessons on what it means to love your body, navigate relationships, and discover what fulfills you, no matter where life takes you. But as these "exchanges" deepened, adult Sophie discovered she had much to learn about life from young Sophie as well.

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