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My Nonidentical Twin: One ordinary girl. One life-changing condition. How Tourette s changes your world.
Evie Meg - This Trippy Hippie
Autobiography: general, Coping with disability
Evie Meg (aka This Trippy Hippie) shares her story of living with Tourette's Syndrome, empowering readers to feel they can overcome their own battles in life, whatever they may be.
'My life was changing and I didn't like it. Everything was so out of my control, even my own body...'
Happy-go-lucky Evie Meg was an award-winning teenage gymnast who dreamed of becoming a teaching assistant. But when she developed a hiccup tic that gave way to increasingly severe health problems the doctors couldn't solve, could the power of an online community stop her from disappearing into the darkness?
My Nonidentical Twin is a heartbreakingly inspirational story about finding friendship in unlikely places, what it truly means to be neurodivergent, and how hope can spring from even the bleakest of times.
Why readers love Evie Meg...
'I could not put this book down'
'One of the most powerful books I have ever read'
'Well worth reading through the tears'
'It deserves more than 5 stars'
'Love love love'
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