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Tina and Renee are sharing their recent short reads. But in the dazzling flash of the camera and the thrill of seeing her face giant-size on billboards, Lou begins to worry that she's losing her identity-as a person, as an artist, and as a young woman still in love with the girl she left behind.In Episode 61 of Book Talk, Etc. It's a whirlwind of learning how to walk, how to command her body and its movements, and how to manage her newfound fame.

Determined to find a purpose, Lou steps into the dizzying world of modeling auditions, commercial shoots, shockingly expensive haute couture, and runways in New York, Paris, and Milan. But when an afternoon hiking trip ends in a tragic accident, Lou finds herself lost, ridden with guilt, and unsure how to connect with her friends. Fresh out of high school, Lou's plan is to spend the summer taking photographs and hoping to catch the attention of Ivy, her close friend and secret crush. But Lou doesn't care for fashion, nor does she wish to be seen. Out of nowhere, every agent in the Portland area wants to represent her.

Ohman deftly crafts a heart-aching, healing, and clarifying journey of self-acceptance, trauma recovery, and queer love in this debut coming-of-age novel. It’s also sticky with big truths and stinging heartaches. 'To her own dismay, Lou is a natural model: tall, thin, captivatingly androgynous, and with a striking look. Body Grammar is gorgeously written it’s chic, vivid, and glittering.

Body Grammar by Jules Ohman