Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow

Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow

Charlotte Davis is seventeen and has lost her father, her best friend, her home and any safe way of holding what happened to her. The book opens in a treatment centre, where she will not speak, and where the other girls have all arrived in similar pieces.

When the money runs out she is discharged into a life with no support at all — a bus to Tucson, a job in a coffee shop, a musician who is charming and drinking himself to death. Glasgow writes self-harm and recovery without either glamour or lecture, and the sentences are short because Charlotte cannot manage long ones yet.

A New York Times bestseller and one of the most passed-around YA novels about survival. Contains difficult content, handled honestly.

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