Little Panic: Dispatches from an Anxious Life Audiobook

Quotes

• “An affecting, emotionally vivid memoir that really succeeds in giving the reader the sense of what it might be like to be another person.”

  — Meg Wolitzer, New York Times bestselling author

• ...Stern's bold work is told with insight and humor...

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• There's something magnetic about Little Panic.—Goop

• Amanda Stern has written an affecting, emotionally vivid memoir that really succeeds in giving the reader the sense of what it might be like to be another person, with all the experiences and sensations-including the most difficult ones-that that entails. Her book is reflective, authentic, alive.

  — Meg Wolitzer, New York Times bestselling author of The Female Persuasion

• Little Panic is an intimate and sweeping story of hyper-vigilance. Cheeky and vivid and transporting, it's also extremely funny. Stern's book conveys just how isolating mental illness really is, how it creates almost a second existence for those who suffer it. As I read it I had the sense of someone living underwater, watching the world going on effortlessly above. I was swept up. I spend my life hoping to find books like this.

  — Sarah Manguso, author of 300 Arguments: Essays

• With courage and a keen sense of humor, Little Panic delves beneath the surface of the terms, tests, and judgements we apply to our mental existence in order to recover the experiential richness buried beneath. Readers will recognize themselves in Stern's psychological coming-of-age, keenly empathetic and vibrantly felt.

  — Alexandra Kleeman, author of You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine

• Brave, in the truest sense of the word, Amanda Stern's Little Panic is a document of survival of the fittest. This is the book for anyone-who has dropped a beat, a week or a year, feeling afraid not just of the dark, but of life, of being left alone in this world. A haunting story of the impact of time and place-the backdrop of Etan Patz's vanishing, New York in the 1970s-split between parents and worlds, struggling to find a place of her own. Little Panic is a stunning reminder of what it is to be human.

  — A. M. Homes, bestselling author of The Mistress's Daughter and Days of Awe

• Amanda Stern sees childhood with perfect clarity, and she sees how we, as adults, are still living in childhood. Little Panic will make you feel alot. Without a doubt, it is a masterpiece.

  — Darin Strauss, author of Half a Life

• Stern has succeeded in writing an often-funny tale about mental illness....A good reminder that all people, including those who "learn differently," need empathy and human connection.

  — Booklist

• Moving...vivid and illuminating.

  — BBC, "Ten Books to Read in June"

• Stern's frank, funny memoir about living with anxiety...will have chronic worrywarts laugh-crying with recognition.

  — O, The Oprah Magazine

• Brave, fiercely funny...a brilliant read that offers hope for anyone burdened by anxiety.

  — People Magazine

• Visceral, pulsating realness. Alternating between past and present, Amanda details the growing anxiety of America through her own experience while weaving in a richly portrayed, fascinating portrait of New York's bohemian Greenwich Village scene of the 1970s and '80s. If you suffer from anxiety or are simply curious about the experience, it's a must-read.

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• Amanda Stern paints a painfully honest and heartbreaking picture of her life living with an anxiety disorder....LITTLE PANIC will make you feel less alone.

  — Hello Giggles

• Resonant and often funny.

  — New York Times Book Review

• Entertaining and sad and funny and relatable....LITTLE PANIC grips and discomfits in the best way.

  — Salon

• We haven't heard this story before, and with about 1 in 5 children diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and about and 1 in 4 adults, this is a story that needs to be heard.

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