Like A Brother by Nathanael Lessore (Paperback)

Like A Brother by Nathanael Lessore (Paperback)

The bold new teen comedy from a multi-award-winning author follows Owais as his quiet life is turned upside down by his chaotic cousin Abass. Their clashing personalities lead to conflict, humour, and unexpected understanding. As they spend more time together, their relationship shifts, revealing deeper truths about family, identity, and how people can change each other in surprising ways...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
NL-LAB-PB
ISBN:
9781471418235
Pages:
336
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Weight 231 g
Dimensions 129 × 23 × 198 mm
Author

Nathanael Lessore

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Comedy, Coming of Age, Contemporary, Family, Forced Proximity, Teen, Young Adult, Young Adult Contemporary

Publication Year

2026

Publisher

Hot Key Books

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Blurb:

A bold new teen comedy from a multi-award-winning and Sunday Times bestselling author, full of chaos, heart and unforgettable one-liners.

Owais lives a relaxed and easygoing life. He is popular at school, known for his humour, and generally avoids anything that disrupts his sense of balance. Everything feels under control until his estranged cousin Abass suddenly enters his world and changes everything.

Abass is loud, unpredictable, and constantly on the edge of trouble. He arrives without warning and immediately unsettles Owais’s carefully managed life. From chaotic behaviour to poor decisions that cause problems wherever he goes, Abass brings disruption into every space he enters.

At first, their relationship is strained. Owais struggles to deal with the constant chaos and the impact it has on his day-to-day life. The contrast between them creates tension, misunderstandings, and moments of frustration as they try to adjust to each other.

As time passes, their interactions begin to shift. Small moments of understanding reveal that there is more to Abass than his behaviour suggests, and more to Owais than his comfortable, easygoing exterior. Their connection slowly develops into something more meaningful as they begin to see each other differently.

Set in a contemporary teen environment, this story explores family, identity, and personal growth, showing how unexpected relationships can challenge the way people see themselves and those closest to them.