Did Everyone Have an Imaginary Friend (or Just Me)?
By Jay Ellis
By Jay Ellis
By Jay Ellis
By Jay Ellis
By Jay Ellis
Read by Jay Ellis
By Jay Ellis
Read by Jay Ellis
Category: Biography & Memoir | Humor
Category: Biography & Memoir | Humor
Category: Biography & Memoir | Humor | Audiobooks
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$29.00
Jul 30, 2024 | ISBN 9780593243190
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Jul 30, 2024 | ISBN 9780593243206
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Jul 30, 2024 | ISBN 9780593741535
446 Minutes
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Praise
“Nothing is more annoying than knowing that a handsome movie star like Jay Ellis is also a talented writer. His debut collection of essays is so funny, poignant, and personal. I loved this and you will, too.”—Mindy Kaling, author of Why Not Me? and Nothing Like I Imagined
“Not only affirming but also transporting, a true beacon for both our younger and older selves who were once lonely, and perhaps are still lonely at times, but always capable of wielding our immense imaginations . . . This is a joyous, celebratory, fluorescent, and fully alive book.”—Hanif Abdurraqib, author of A Little Devil in America
“Heartwarming, heartbreaking, and seriously hilarious, this book is an ode to imagination—that which dwells inside all of us, waiting to run free. Jay Ellis has written a brave, necessary book, filled with coming-of-age stories packed with solid life lessons. I wish I’d read this as a young person, but am even more grateful to have found it as an adult.”—Mateo Askaripour, author of Black Buck
“Poignant and delightfully nostalgic with a perfect blend of humor and candid self-reflection . . . This is an essential reminder to nurture the worlds we build in our minds as children—and as adults, too.”—Zakiya Dalila Harris, bestselling author of The Other Black Girl
“Pairing youthful exuberance with the nostalgia of a man looking back on his formative years, this book is told with verve, charm, and joy. By the time you finish, you’ll wish you had an imaginary friend like Mikey, too.”—Maurice Carlos Ruffin, author of The American Daughters
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