Always be proud of who you are! The second graphic novel in Aoife Dooley's warm, funny Frankie's World series — about growing up autistic, finding your people, and finding your voice.
Frankie has always known she is a bit different from everyone else at school. In the first book, she found out why. Now comes the harder part: working out who she wants to be.
With her headphones on and her music turned up, Frankie starts to discover that the things which make her different might also be the things that make her brilliant — if she can just find the courage to be heard.
Told in Aoife Dooley's bold, funny, instantly recognisable comic-book style, Finding My Voice is a joyful, honest story about self-acceptance for every young reader who has ever felt like the odd one out.
Praise for the series
“Funny, fresh and honest.” — Holly Smale, author of Geek Girl
About the author
Aoife Dooley is an Irish author, illustrator and comedian. She was diagnosed as autistic at twenty-seven, and draws on her own experience in the Frankie's World series, which has been widely praised for its warm and authentic portrayal of autistic girlhood. She was named one of Ireland's most influential creative voices.
Perfect for readers aged 9–13
Ideal for fans of Raina Telgemeier's Smile, Shannon Hale's Real Friends, Elle McNicoll's A Kind of Spark, and Holly Smale's Geek Girl.
