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Too Bright to Hear Too Loud to See
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In a look at mental illness that weaves togther three timelines, Greyson Todd leaves his successful Hollywood career and wife and young daughter to travel the world, giving free reign to the bipolar disorder he has been forced to keep hidden for almost twenty years.
Author:
Garey, Juliann
Title:
Too bright to hear too loud to see
Publisher:
Soho Press
Imprint:
New York - Soho Press
Pages:
289
ISBN:
9781616951290, 161695129X
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Juliann Garey
Characteristics:
289 p. ;,24 cm
Author (Original Script):
Garey, Juliann
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Add a CommentThis was an often intense and difficult read, especially if you know someone who suffers from bi-polar disorder, or any mental illness. Her writing is incredible though -- insightful and perceptive, raw and sometimes funny. She really managed to get into that character's bones, and though his breakdown was epic, I always felt there was a beating heart, that his humanity was still in there. So even though I cringed often at what Greyson did to himself and his family, I knew I was in it to the end.