About the Author
Jennifer Niven
ISBN 9780141357058
Rs. 720
Penguin Books
Holding Up the Universe
Who it's for: Young adult readers and fans of contemporary fiction
Libby Strout, once famously dubbed “America’s Fattest Teen,” returns to public life determined to shed old labels and live fully. Across town, Jack Masselin navigates a secret: he has prosopagnosia, or face blindness, and can’t recognize anyone. When a cruel high school game throws them together, they discover a unique connection, forcing both to confront their deepest fears and learn to truly see each other.Why You Should Read? Explores themes of identity, body image, and the struggle to overcome societal perceptions. Features a dual narrative from two distinct characters grappling with hidden challenges. A poignant story about finding connection and acceptance despite internal and external obstacles. By Jennifer Niven, author of the bestselling novel "All the Bright Places."
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- Dual narrative from two distinct characters
- Explores prosopagnosia (face blindness)
- Addresses body image and societal labels
- By Jennifer Niven, author of 'All the Bright Places'
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What is the book about?
It follows Libby, once dubbed 'America's Fattest Teen,' and Jack, who has face blindness, as they are thrown together by a cruel high school game and form a unique connection.
Who is the author?
Jennifer Niven, also known for the bestselling novel 'All the Bright Places.'
What themes does it explore?
It explores identity, body image, and the struggle to overcome societal perceptions, as well as finding connection and acceptance.
Does it have multiple perspectives?
Yes, it features a dual narrative from two distinct characters, Libby and Jack.



