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The Spin Cycle
Sometimes, friendships grow in the most unexpected places and with the most unlikely people. For Benji, a young man discovering his identity while struggling with life’s hardships, that unlikely bond is formed within a humble, neighborhood laundromat. There, amidst the hum of machines and the scent of detergent, he meets the eccentric older man who owns The Spin Cycle.
What begins as a chance encounter soon turns into a life-changing friendship that alters Benji’s path in ways he never imagined.
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Thank you, Robyn Stecher, for bringing us Benji Goldstein, a neurodivergent young man navigating life, friendship, and love with sharp wit and heartfelt honesty. In this well-crafted story of discovery, we witness Benji's great strengths that lie within others' perceived limitations of him. With a romance as original as its engaging narrator, The Spin Cycle is a moving, funny, and deeply respectful portrait of resilience, connection, and the power of being truly seen.
Elaine Hall, Founder of The Miracle Project, was profiled in the Emmy-winning film Autism: The Musical. Award-winning author of Now, I See the Moon, selected for reading by the United Nations
Elaine Hall, Founder of The Miracle Project, was profiled in the Emmy-winning film Autism: The Musical. Award-winning author of Now, I See the Moon, selected for reading by the United Nations"The Spin Cycle is a welcome and refreshing story of a unique friendship that isn’t defined by the disability or differences between two characters, but is deeply enriched by them."
Cami Patton Casting Director and Emmy Award Winner Life As We Know It, Pacific, Band of Brothers
Cami Patton Casting Director and Emmy Award Winner Life As We Know It, Pacific, Band of BrothersStecher excels at creating a voice for Benji that is both funny and charming, calling to mind Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (2003). Benji’s staccato sentences and literal interpretations provide both poignancy and laugh-out-loud observations.
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