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A Kid Like Me by Norm Feuti

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A Kid Like Me

A Graphic Novel

Norm Feuti

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · February 3, 2026

Reading lane: Bullying

Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Terri Libensen, A Kid Like Me is a timely exploration about finding your place in the ever-evolving social landscape that is middle school, written and illustrated by award-winning graphic novelist Norm Feuti.

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Who It's For

Good for readers interested in fitting in and finding their place in middle schoolGood for readers interested in friendship challenges and social belonging

Book Details

Authors
Norm Feuti
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
February 3, 2026
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Bullying · Navigating Peer Pressure
Reading lane
Bullying

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Publisher Categories

  • Kids' Comics & Graphic Novels

  • Growing Up

  • Friendship

  • Homelessness & Poverty

About This Book

Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Terri Libensen, A Kid Like Me is a timely exploration about finding your place in the ever-evolving social landscape that is middle school, written and illustrated by award-winning graphic novelist Norm Feuti. Ethan doesn’t want to stand out, he just wants to fit in. But fitting in is tough when your peers call out your ancient cell phone, busted backpack, and discount clothing. To make matters worse, his best friend, Ricky, insists on han...

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Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Terri Libensen, A Kid Like Me is a timely exploration about finding your place in the ever-evolving social landscape that is middle school, written and illustrated by award-winning graphic novelist Norm Feuti. Ethan doesn’t want to stand out, he just wants to fit in. But fitting in is tough when your peers call out your ancient cell phone, busted backpack, and discount clothing. To make matters worse, his best friend, Ricky, insists on hanging out with a group of guys who just don’t get him . . . they’re more interested in playing pranks than playing his favorite card game Bio Battle. Things start looking up, though, when Ethan befriends Aiden, a new kid in school, but it’s only matter of time before even that goes sideways. Can Ethan figure out where he belongs without forgetting who he is and who he wants to be?

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