

#48249
Mentioned in 1 episodes
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
Book • 2012
The book tells the story of Greg Gaines, a socially awkward high school senior, and his friend Earl Jackson, who spend their time making films.
When Greg's mother forces him to reconnect with Rachel Kushner, a former friend diagnosed with leukemia, their lives are significantly impacted.
The novel addresses serious themes such as low self-esteem, death, and the complexities of teenage life, all while maintaining a humorous and grounded tone.
Unlike typical 'illness romance' stories, this book avoids melodrama and instead portrays realistic reactions to cancer and the impact it has on those involved.
The story is narrated by Greg, whose unique voice and self-aware commentary add to the book's charm and authenticity.
When Greg's mother forces him to reconnect with Rachel Kushner, a former friend diagnosed with leukemia, their lives are significantly impacted.
The novel addresses serious themes such as low self-esteem, death, and the complexities of teenage life, all while maintaining a humorous and grounded tone.
Unlike typical 'illness romance' stories, this book avoids melodrama and instead portrays realistic reactions to cancer and the impact it has on those involved.
The story is narrated by Greg, whose unique voice and self-aware commentary add to the book's charm and authenticity.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 1 episodes
Mentioned by 

when a Connecticut Republican quoted from it.


Russell Brand

LA BURNS! Trump Sends In National Guard Amid CIVIL WAR Threat - SF593