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Summary Of The Me Nobody Knew By Shannon Mclinden

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In the book The Me Nobody Knew by Shannon Mclinden, the main character is Shannon Mclinden herself. She decided to write a book about how difficult 9th-12th grade was for her. She wanted to write a book telling girls that all of the stuff that they go through in high school is tough and they are not the only ones. Shannon describes her struggle with depression, family issues, friends, dating, her body image and the difficulties of being a teenage girl. She wants to make it clear that these girls are not the only people that have ever felt alone, or depressed. We find comfort among those who agree with us, and growth among those who don’t. Frank A. Clark. This quote is connected to the story because, we do find comfort from those who agree

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