A Work in Progress Ha
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A Work in Progress Ha

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SKU: 9781501137501

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From small-town boy to internet sensation, Connor Franta’s memoir offers an intimate look at his journey. Explore his Midwestern upbringing, struggles with identity, and the decision to pursue his creative passions. Filled with humor and wisdom, A Work in Progress is a must-read for anyone coming-of-age in the digital era and beyond. Discover Connor’s inspiring story and find the courage to be yourself.

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  • ISBN-13: 9781501137501
  • Publisher: Andrews McMeel
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • ISBN-10: 1501137506
  • Publisher Date: 11 Dec 2015
  • Weight: 789.25 gr

17 reviews for A Work in Progress Ha

  1. C M Hrithik –

    A lighthearted and honest read. Franta’s journey is relatable, though some parts felt a bit rushed. Still, a fun peek into his world.

  2. Shivam –

    A quick and easy read. Good if you are a big fan of Connor. Otherwise, it’s just an okay memoir. Worth a try if you are curious.

  3. Tannu Choudhary –

    It was alright. I didn’t really connect with his experiences. I still think that it was a decent book.

  4. Pankaj Kumar –

    A heartfelt story. It’s well-written and makes you think. I would recommend it to others who enjoy memoirs.

  5. Piyush Ojha –

    This book was amazing. I felt seen and understood by it. I highly recommend it!

  6. Anant Garg –

    Enjoyed this book. I would recommend to those who enjoy autobiographies. I’m interested in his other works!

  7. Shubhangi Singh –

    Found it relatable and interesting. Connor’s experiences growing up were very similar to my own! I enjoyed the book a lot.

  8. Ayush Rai –

    I liked the book, it was easy to read. Not the most profound thing I’ve ever read, but still entertaining and fairly interesting.

  9. Yash Raypa –

    Connor’s story is inspiring. I loved his honesty and humor. A really enjoyable book. I will be reading it again.

  10. Ayush Denzil Tirkey –

    Honestly, I expected more. It was a bit surface-level and didn’t delve as deep as I’d hoped, but it’s still a nice read.

  11. Juhi Manohar Mahajan –

    As a long time fan, I loved it! If you don’t know him, you might not care for it as much. Still a solid memoir.

  12. Aman Chouksey –

    I enjoyed Connor’s vulnerability. His story resonated with me. Sometimes it felt a little self-indulgent, but overall inspiring.

  13. Ankur Yadav –

    I found this book okay. I liked it, but I didn’t love it. Connor’s story is interesting, but I wish there was more.

  14. Shubham Kumar –

    A bit slow at times, but overall a good read. Connor’s struggles with identity are very well-written. Pretty good!

  15. Kashish Jain –

    Such a good book! I cried and laughed. I really liked this book and I recommend it!

  16. Harsh Arya –

    I loved it! Connor is so honest, and real. It felt like he was talking directly to me.

  17. Bharat Chandila –

    I think it was a really good book. I enjoyed it. The book can be relatable to many who read it.

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