RobJordan rated The Jeremy 4 out of 5 stars.

“Beginning with the Jeremy’s early struggles to understand his world and acquire language, to his more vexing attempts to understand God, people, and himself, Wun takes on the Herculean task of putting into words the private thoughts and struggles that many people fail to articulate in a lifetime. Not only does Wun succeed, but does so in style. By way of witty footnotes, amusing interjections and a story-telling tempo that closely resembles the jumbled, inconvenient, yet revealing way in which humans think, The Jeremy recreates the experience of being young and completely unsure of everything that people label as “normal” and “right.”

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Sa Toya rated The Jeremy Giggity! (10/10).

“Reading it was like listening to one of my uncle's favourite stories about his childhood. You know at a family get together where stories are shared and you find yourself laughing along not only for the jokes but the level at which you relate. Because you do/did similar things or had similar experiences growing up too.”

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“Charlie” rated The Jeremy 4 out of 5 stars.

“This is a fantastic example and exercise of `being inside the characters head,’ literally. While inside, the reader not only sees humanity through the eyes of the Jeremy, but also is presented with questions that might spark one’s own self-awareness and exploration.”

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N Harpur rated The Jeremy 5 stars.

“Enlightening, witty and a very good read”

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Amanda rated The Jeremy 4 out of 5 stars.

“… Wun’s humour is irreverantly witty as his young hero, refered to as ‘the Jeremy’ develops from a curious yet dependant and supersticious child into an intelligent, thoughtful and rational young man. …”

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Claire gave 4 out of 5 stars and said...

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A story with a great personal quality to the writing, which made me feel at the end like I had really sat down with a man and had a long, genuine conversation about his youth.

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Power rated The Jeremy 3 out of 5 stars.

“… While at times very fun I never felt compelled to read this book finding myself unable to relate to the character simply because we’re nothing alike. Still this book proved insightful and interesting…”