How It Feels to Fly: A YA Novel About a Dancer, Body Dysmorphia, and Finding Self-Acceptance
How It Feels to Fly is a compelling YA novel that follows a dancer's battle with body dysmorphia on her journey toward self-acceptance. As she navigates the demands of her passion, the story illuminates the power of embracing one's authentic self amid vulnerability and strength. Kathryn Holmes delivers an empathetic exploration of growth and healing in the face of personal insecurities.
About This Book
This young adult novel delves into the world of a dancer confronting body dysmorphia, highlighting the pressures of performance and self-image in the arts.
Through the protagonist's experiences, the story examines the path to self-acceptance, offering insights into emotional resilience and personal growth.
Kathryn Holmes crafts a narrative that resonates with themes of identity and recovery, making it relatable for readers navigating similar struggles.
The book provides a thoughtful look at how artistic pursuits can both challenge and heal, emphasizing the importance of inner confidence.
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