I’ve never considered myself normal by society’s standards. I was never part of the popular crowd growing up. I tried my best to fit in, but the popular kids were always snotty and mean. I always befriended the underdogs in my class.
I was the bookworm at school growing up. Ever since 2nd grade when reading independently took off I’ve always had a book with me. I enjoyed going to the school and local library. I was the nerd who never had the popular clothing brands.
Get Weird is about finding out what makes you weird, different, unique and owning it. It’s not easy when TV, society, social media is constantly blaring hype on what we supposedly need in our life. This book gives examples of those who have paved the way for letting their weirdness shine.
I received a complimentary copy of Get Weird by CJ Casciotta from Faith Words. Opinions expressed in this review are strictly my own. This review is sponsored by Faith Words. If you think outside the box, consider yourself weird, unique and quirky you will love this book.
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I’ve been bullied in high school because I was fat and I prefer reading book in the corner than doing stuffs with the other kids ..But I was an honor student and managed to remain in the popular crowd. And you’re right the popular crowd has a tendency to be snotty and mean… Even being part of that crowd, I still got bullied. 😦 But I really didn’t mind, I prefer being weird anyway.And seriously being a little nerd is not weird.
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I’m sad you had a bad school experience. 😢
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It’s all in the past now, 🙂 🙂 💕💕
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It’s amazing how much we mature since then. I know I am well liked, but I’m comfortable not being popular.
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Oooh same here. i’d rather be at the corner reading but people just don’t leave me alone. haha.
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I hear you on that. 👍🏻
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