Girl in Pieces by New York Times bestselling author Kathleen Glasgow is a deeply moving, raw, and ultimately hopeful Young Adult contemporary novel. At just seventeen, Charlotte "Charlie" Davis has lost more than most people do in a lifetime, coping with immense grief, trauma, and self-harm. Following her discharge from a psychiatric treatment center, Charlie moves across the country to start anew, discovering that putting the broken pieces of herself back together requires immense courage, art, and the willingness to heal.
Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow – The #1 New York Times Bestselling YA Contemporary Phenomenon (Original English Edition).
A deeply honest, raw, and piercing look at the journey toward healing.
Charlotte "Charlie" Davis is in pieces. At seventeen, she has endured unspeakable loss, homelessness, and an abusive family environment, turning to self-harm to drown out the emotional pain. Admitted to a residential care facility alongside other broken young women, Charlie slowly begins to find her voice through silent companionship and expressive sketching.
When her insurance runs out, Charlie is thrust back into the real world. Moving across the country to Tucson, Arizona, she takes a dishwashing job in a local coffee shop and tries to carve out an independent life. Navigating complex relationships, lingering triggers, and the turbulent path of young adulthood, Charlie must decide whether to let her scars define her future or fight to create a life worth living.
With unforgettable poetic honesty and unflinching emotional resonance, Kathleen Glasgow crafts a powerful portrait of survival, the therapeutic power of art, and the resilience of the human spirit.
| Auteur | Kathleen Glasgow |
|---|---|
| Nombre de pages | 448 |
| Maison | Ember |
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