Social Queue
by Kay Kerr
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Zoe has just finished school and started an internship at a local newspaper. Her first assignment is to write about romance, but where to begin? Zoe hasn’t been in love. She doesn’t think anyone has ever even liked her. So when her article is published and she’s contacted by a number of young men who had been interested in her in their schooldays, Zoe realises that somehow she had missed the social cues.
Social Queue is a funny-serious own-voices story about being a young autistic woman navigating the dating scene and sorting out complex and often confusing feelings on the road to finding love.
Kay Kerr’s debut novel Please Don’t Hug Me was beloved by readers for its portrayal of the life of an autistic teenager. Her second novel, Social Queue, is another heartwarming contemporary YA novel with huge appeal for neuro-diverse and neuro-typical readers alike.
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Endorsements
Praise for Please Don’t Hug Me:
‘This book is beautifully intimate, and so authentic. You’re going to love getting to know it’s central character, Erin. I’m so thrilled this book exists.’ Claire Christian, author of Beautiful Mess
‘A moving and insightful story about finding your place in the world.’ Nina Kenwood, author of It Sounded Better in My Head
‘This own-voices Australian debut about a young woman who is shaped—but not defined—by her autism, balances its funny and serious sides perfectly, and is a heartwarming read about selfacceptance and authenticity.’ Leanne Hall, author of Iris and the Tiger and This Is Shyness
Author Biography
Kay Kerr lives on the Sunshine Coast with her husband and daughter, and works as a freelance writer. Kay was writing the first draft of Please Don’t Hug Me, her first novel, when she received her own autism spectrum diagnosis.
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- Publication Date October 2021
- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- ISBN/Identifier 9781922458018
- Publication Country or regionAustralia
- FormatPaperback
- ReadershipTeenage/Young Adult
- Publish StatusUnpublished
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