Note to Self
In this diary-like look at his life since A Work In Progress, Connor talks about his battles with clinical depression, social anxiety, self-love, and acceptance; his desire to maintain an authentic self in a world that values shares and likes over true connections; his struggles with love and loss; and his renewed efforts to be in the moment-with others and himself.
Told through short essays, letters to his past and future selves, poetry, and original photography, Note to Self is a raw, in-the-moment look at the fascinating interior life of a young creator turning inward in order to move forward.
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| SKU &Barcode | |
| SKU | 1BO03030020535XXX |
| Barcode | 9781471163579 |
| Page Number | |
| Page Number | 320 |
| Publisher | |
| Publisher | Simon & Schuster |
| Year Of Edition | |
| Year Of Edition | 2017 |
| SKU &Barcode | |
| SKU | 1BO03030020535XXX |
| Barcode | 9781471163579 |
| Page Number | |
| Page Number | 320 |
| Publisher | |
| Publisher | Simon & Schuster |
| Year Of Edition | |
| Year Of Edition | 2017 |
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