Noggin

Noggin, A National Book Award Finalist By John Corey Whaley, Is A Funny, Heartfelt Ya Novel About Identity, Belonging, And What It Means To Wake Up In A Life That’S Moved On Without You. Blending Wit, Warmth, And A Pinch Of The Bizarre, Noggin Follows Sixteen-Year-Old Travis Coates As He Navigates A Second Chance That Comes With A Body Swap And A World That Feels Strangely Unfamiliar. Perfect For Teens And Readers Who Love Character-Driven Tales About Growing Up, Choosing Who You Want To Be, And Finding Your Place In A Changing World, This Book Invites You To Laugh, Feel, And Think Deeply. Whaley’S Storytelling Is Intimate And Brisk, Pairing Sharp Dialogue With Big Heart. The Narrative Unfolds In A Way That Is Easy To Dive Into: Travis’S Inner Voice Grapples With Memory, Family Ties, And Friendships, While The Larger World Around Him—Parents, Friends, And A First Love—Redefines What “Home” Means. Noggin Feels Both Entertaining And Emotional, Blending Humor With Poignant Moments To Explore Resilience, Identity, And The Messy Path Of Self-Discovery. The Book’S Rhythm—Tight Scenes, Credible Relationships, And An Unusual Premise Handled With Care—Makes The Journey Feel Exhilarating Rather Than Overwhelming. - Premise That Invites Empathy: A Teen Living In A New Body While His Old Life Continues Without Him - Themes Of Identity, Family, Friendship, And First Love - Humorous, Heartfe