Sheldon was an ordinary high school student until he started noticing something changing about himself. It was then that Sheldon started feeling the same way about boys that he did about girls. It was at seventeen that Sheldon desperately tried to figure out the truth and accept the fact of his bisexuality. And trying to find someone to talk to brought its own set of complications — especially when he found himself at the centre of a scandal that he was ill-equipped to handle.
Sheldon discovered he was not alone and that he would survive his seventeenth year.
Douglas Davey is the author of M in the Abstract. He works as the Children's and Youth Services Librarian at the Halton Hills Public Library. He lives with his family in Guelph, Ontario.
"Switch should belong in the 2015 version of Mr. Aiden's cupboard or, better yet, in high school libraries where everyone and anyone, regardless of sexual orientation, could share in the emotional turmoil of Sheldon Bates. Douglas Davey is providing us with the insight that, with greater awareness, could help us become more empathetic to those struggling with issues of sexual orientation. Let's hope we all accept Switch as that tool for learning."
— CanLit for LittleCanadians
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Below is a YouTube video of author Douglas Davey talking about the writing of Switch and reading excerpts from the book.
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