Rupaul’s Drag Race The Eureka O’Hara star takes over the literary world! People can only discover the cover Jackson glows in the spotlightDebit novel about O’Hara Magic misfits Author of the Dana Poblocki series. The book, which also contains the illustrations of Ricardo Besse, will publish amulet Books this fall. The book is accompanied by Jackson Bright, who faces mistreatment and trip to the principal’s office when she wears a dress to school. Although he is told he should “dress like a boy,” Jackson reveals that he feels confident as she wears a dress. When Jackson finds out about the upcoming little Miss Miss, come up with a plan: Jackson will dress in withdrawal to compete. With the help of her unbearable best friend Eve, as well as her uncle Aaron, Jackson is inserted into training a talent act, writing speech and going out with even more “blinding” clothing.
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“While moving on the ups and downs of competition – keeping the secret of who he is and hiding the growing love of his rival’s brother – Jackson learns the importance of remaining faithful to himself in a world who cannot always accept you,” the book’s synopsis states. For O’Hara, Jackson glows in the spotlight It was a key story to tell.
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“When you are young and questioned where you fit into the world, see someone like you in the story can mean everything,” the new author says to the people. “This book is intended for every child who felt different and needed a reminder that they were perfect just as they were.”
People mysterious crossword puzzles are here! How fast can you solve this? Play now! “If such a book existed when I grew up, I might find the courage to accept myself sooner,” O’Hara adds. “I wanted to give children the opportunity today – to see themselves, to know that they belong and to realize that their identity is valid.” AND We are here Star also noticed the importance of involving withdrawal into the novel, especially as a way of sharing “joy, confidence and self -expression.”
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“The dressing of the dress does not change who you are, but sometimes it helps you find the person you should have been,” O’Hara says. “The world will try to tell you who will be, but the real magic happens when you decide for yourself. Jackson is proof of that.”
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O’Hara, who came out as transgender in 2022, also notes that the book is especially important in terms of national team and shares a sense of belonging to young readers. “I wrote Jackson glows in the spotlight Because I never want the other trance or an unbearable child to feel like she is alone, “she says.” They are seen, they are appreciated and their journey is worth celebrating. ”
Never miss the story -son for a daily newsletter of people to be up to date with the best of what people can offer, from news celebrities to convincing stories of human interest. “This story is intended for every child ever told they have to fit into a box that is not feeling well,” O’Hara continues. “Jackson is proof that you can be the one you want to be – and you deserve to take up space while doing it.”Jackson glows in the spotlight He will publish amulet Books on October 21 and is now available for pre -orders, wherever books are sold.
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