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Idris Goodwin’s King of the Neuro Verse dives into the mind of a protagonist with ADHD, using the power of rap and music to mirror his chaotic, yet creative thought process. The story captures how music, specifically hip-hop, helps him make sense of his world, offering both clarity and chaos in equal measure. Through a mix of poetic prose and rhythmic flow, Goodwin illustrates how the protagonist's connection to rap becomes a vital tool for navigating his thoughts and emotions. This fusion of music and narrative creates a unique, dynamic experience, showing how the beats of rap can provide both grounding and liberation in a fragmented mind.

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A huge shout out to Simon Teen for the galley.

This book was an amazing read. Written in verse, you are following a teen on a journey of self discovery and understanding how to operate with a disability. ADHD rep. My favorite part I can’t say because it could change but it was a reminder to think of how our words hold meaning and impact. And even if what you say is harmless, it may not be harmless to everyone.

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