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What did he mean about the word thing? Was it a word in particular?

This:

"And then it’s always that one word that makes you so different and puts you outside the overlap of everyone else; and that word is so fucking big and loud, it’s the only thing anyone ever hears when your name is spoken. And whenever that happens to us, all the other words that make us the same disappear in its shadow."

Claudia(WildShadow) wrote: "What did he mean about the word thing? Was it a word in particular?

This:

"And then it’s always that one word that makes you so different and puts you outside the overlap of everyone else; and t..."

I think maybe it was the labels that we attach to people...like, that Joey would only ever be remembered as gay.

i didnt like part 4 at all to me it felt like andrew smith was tired of writing

Sarah wrote: "i didnt like part 4 at all to me it felt like andrew smith was tired of writing"

I know, it felt kind of weird to me too. Kind of like he's been high on life the whole time and then he's very sober very quickly.It was quite disorienting

Part 4 made me put my guard up as a reader, but even at the time it seemed like the hasty resolutions and copout plot twists were only there to leave the door open for a sequel.

the end of this book was balls.

Sarah wrote: "i didnt like part 4 at all to me it felt like andrew smith was tired of writing"

I felt like Andrew Smith invented to add depth or meaning to Winger with part four but it's only effect on me was to make me very upset. I still enjoyed the rest of the book but Joey's death felt unnecessary, unexplained and unpunished...

Also we were never told who Joey's boyfriend was.

can i just just rip out part four in my book in general please?

I just hated the fact that Joey died

Part four made perfect sense to me. Plus there is going to be another book and I can't wait til 2015!!!!!!!!!!!!