Chapters (173)
- Title Page
- Copyright Notice
- Dedication
- Before Summer
- Who Am I?
- Why Are You So Fat?
- Moving
- Since Leaving New York
- Rabbi’s Office
- Grown-Up Talk
- School over the Bridge
- I Will Fight You
- First Friend
- Dolan Avenue House
- The First Time I Meet Lisa
- Pencil Space
- Shadow Father
- Her Hands
- Marzipan Potato
- What Happened on the Bike Path
- Manhood
- How to Appear Less Fat
- Elevate, Arise, Walk Home
- June
- Clothes Like Spider-Man
- Who Am I?
- The Nursery
- Inside
- Digging in the Dirt
- Trolls
- Sunday Drive
- A Talk in the Car
- Fat at the Beach
- The Game
- Pizza
- When You Are Fat …
- Something Finally Happened
- Doctor
- Apartment Doctor
- Another Kind of Doctor
- Broken Promise
- The Answer?
- We Need to Get Lisa
- On Our Way
- Twenty-Three Steps
- Silly
- A Tour
- Breakfast
- Before the Opening
- The Opening
- Night in the Nursery
- Before Picture
- Level 1 Induction
- The Kid Who Draws at the Beach
- Loch Ness Monster
- Ketosis
- There Is a Space
- How Many Pounds?
- Studio Days
- Shore Break
- Jorge
- Sometimes My Father Comes
- Shopping
- Maps
- See You July Fourth
- The Walk
- Elysium at the Beach
- Jorge’s House
- Saint George
- 10 Pounds
- Mitzvot
- My Father Comes
- July
- Promises
- Then He Left
- July Fourth
- Bigfoot Versus Yeti
- Pick
- She Doesn’t See It
- Long, Good Days
- Baby Huey
- Robots
- cO-lec-tOrs
- Two Champagne Bottles
- After Champagne
- Closing the Gallery
- Lisa’s House
- Fight the Corn Chip
- Gretchen
- Glow-in-the-Dark Stars
- A Different Kind of Morning
- Across the Golden Gate
- Level 2: Ongoing Weight Loss
- Old Photo
- Stuck in the City
- Sardines
- Atari
- No Eyes on Me
- Grandma’s Letter
- What If?
- Middle of Level 2
- Indiscretion
- Post-its
- The Visit
- When I Get Home
- The Truth
- Calling Lisa
- Gretchen
- August
- Level 3
- Mysterious World
- 31
- The Heaviest Water Is My Father
- Calling My Father
- I Pack
- A Date
- Missed
- The House Call
- Finally
- Homecoming
- Settling (Back) In
- Giant Salamander
- The Surprise
- Not Dealing
- Only Child
- Boogie Boarding
- A Drive
- Plans
- The Mothers Talk
- Tools for the Journey
- Not Telling
- Packing List
- Fog Storm
- Up the Trail
- Outdoor Conversations
- Campsite
- Roasted Hot Dogs
- Crush
- Prayers
- Visitors
- Hypothermia
- Things That Exist
- Mikveh
- Resting Place
- The Way Back
- End of Summer
- The Return
- The Painting
- Sorry
- Something Takes Over
- What Happens Next
- The Kiss
- That Part, Right Before Falling Asleep
- Quiet
- The Revolution Inside
- The Game?
- The Bruise Is Gone
- New Beginning
- One More Hike
- After Picture
- A Last Look
- Dropping Lisa Off
- After Summer
- Gretchen
- Tallit
- First Day of School
- Friends No Matter What
- The Phone Call
- Home
- Acknowledgments
- Praise for All of Me
- About the Author
- Newsletter Sign-up
“Ari’s story of love and loss and learning to live life on his own terms broke my heart and put it back together again. Beautiful and necessary!” —Kelly deVos, author of Fat Girl on a Plane
“Baron’s writing is quick-witted and full of depth, allowing complicated characters to navigate growing up, identity, and struggling with heavy things—not just body image and bullying but absent parents…, self-harm, faith, first loves, interrupted friendships and more. The book is compelling, hopeful, and a total page-turner.” —Voice of San Diego
“A powerful story, beautifully told. Highly recommended.” —Middle Grade Minded blog
About the Author
Chris Baron is a professor of English at San Diego City College. He’s also the author of the (adult) poetry collection, Lantern Tree, which was published as part of a poetry anthology, Under the Broom Tree, winner of the San Diego Book Award. He lives in San Diego, California, with his wife and their three children. All of Me is his first novel. You can sign up for email updates here.
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