I Go Quiet
I Go Quiet by David Ouimet, published by National Geographic Books on March 3, 2020, is an illustrated work that explores the inner life of an introverted girl. This 48-page book presents a narrative that delves into her feelings of silence and isolation in a world that often feels overwhelming. Through the lens of imagination and the comfort of books, she begins to envision her own possibilities and finds a space where her voice can be heard.
Readers will discover a poignant portrayal of emotions and self-esteem as the story unfolds. The intricate illustrations complement the text, capturing the essence of loneliness and the journey toward self-acceptance. This edition invites reflection on social themes and the challenges of finding one’s voice, making it a meaningful read for those who relate to the struggles of introversion and self-reliance.
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How should I sound?
How should I look?
When it’s my turn to speak,
I go quiet.
Here is the story of an introverted girl, hiding in silence in a world that seems overpowering and hostile. In the power of imagination and the pages of books, she sees possibilities for herself and discovers a place where her words ring loud and true.
David Ouimet’s exquisite debut translates the interior world of an anxious child into intricate paintings that convey how it feels to be lonely, isolated, and scrutinized—and how it feels to break free and soar. I Go Quiet will resonate with anyone who has struggled to find their voice.
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