Where's My Place on the Bulletin Board?

Where do you belong when no one seems to notice you?Steven Glass is used to being the "new kid." In just two years, he's moved through seven schools, never staying long enough to truly belong. Battling a quiet illness and the loss of his father, Steven carries more than just boxes from one place to another he carries loneliness, hope, and a desperate need to be seen.At Millbrook Middle School, something catches his attention: a vibrant bulletin board titled OUR VOICES, filled with the work of students who have been noticed, celebrated, remembered. For Steven, it becomes more than just a display it becomes a goal, a symbol of acceptance, and a chance to finally say, "I was here."Told with emotional honesty and quiet power, this story explores belonging, bullying, friendship, and the invisible struggles many children face. Through Steven's journey and the voices that surround him readers are reminded of the profound impact of kindness, empathy, and simply being seen.A deeply moving story for young readers, parents, and educators alike this is a book that stays with you long after the final page.

Pagina's: 64, Paperback, David Rifkin