He encourages her to find the right medium to express her story, and her healing journey accelerates. i really liked her friendship with blue, it was unstable just like their mentality, disliking each other at the start but finding comfort and healing in each other arms through the following months was presented so naturally. When she starts going to the new school, she meets with the guidance counselor to discuss her experiences and process her trauma.

How she deals with the scars that her family, strangers, and even friends have etched into her heart. A haunting, beautiful, and necessary book that will stay with you long after you've read the last page. It's good to open yourself up to others and ask for help, even if it sometimes results in getting hurt. Charlie has serious issues and has made some bad decisions, but she works hard to turn things around.

Despre o tânără care se luptă cu depresia, care încearcă să se lipească la loc după ce a fost făcută bucăți. GIRL IN PIECES is an intense and gorgeously written book about survival and the kind of precious hope that can spring from the most desperate of wells. This is a deeply moving story of a gilr in a world that owes her nothing, and has taken so much, and the journey Charlotte undergoes to put herself back together.

Do you find yourself having more empathy for people in real life after reading or watching these fictional stories? You have to read the first book to read this one because the first book has a lot to do with why Feyre is in the place that she is in this one. Some of the passages are rough going, especially when Charlie is recounting her life on the streets or when she starts to fall into old habits, but Glasgow's beautiful writing keeps the story from being too depressing. For me, there is one standout reason you must read this novel: there is no such thing as "all the way better.Throughout the whole book it was like I could feel what Charlie felt and it made me want to hold her so tight and hug her while telling her everything is gonna be alright and that i´m so proud of her. As you go through the book, you are with Dani through every setback, every step forward, and every part of her journey. A deeply moving portrait of a girl in a world that owes her nothing, and has taken so much, and the journey she undergoes to put herself back together.

I felt her desperation for money and a job and a place to live, but I couldn't really connect with her pain and self-harm. I dont have terrible parents, I've never been homeless, I've never been friendless, and I've never felt unloved. Charlie encounters many caring people during her time in treatment and afterward, though she's not always immediately receptive to their attention. A detective-type girl is trying to solve an unfinished murder mystery, and she faces many problems for it.She meets many people who have their own demons and struggles, some working hard to stay sober and clean, some spiraling out of control and threatening to take her down with them. i hate him for the things he made charlie do, but i also love him so much for offering her closeness. Her past traumas have made it difficult for her to trust and connect with others, even those who want to help her.

her actions were incredibly relatable and i’ll show it with some quotes but my issue was about the descriptions of past experiences. And if a girl with no parents, who was sexually assaulted, abandoned, and isolated could fight her way to the top, then so can I.The thrilling second installment in New York Times bestselling author Tahereh Mafi’s Shatter Me series. Frequent swearing by many of the characters in the book, but it fits the rough-around-the-edges aspect of the characters. It is a book about emotional survival and how one teen works through the pain of abandonment and abuse. Gritty, raw, and real, Charlie Davis' story of self-harm and recovery will alternately gut and charm you.