Girl in Pieces: The million-copy TikTok sensation

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in Pieces is a deeply affecting portrait of a young girl’s determination to survive in a world that has They enter a little situation for her to teach him everything she knows about BDSM. It’s more on the novella length side. Nate struggles with OCD, so they both find reprieve. It’s taboo because it’s student-teacher and age gap love. Evelyn goes to therapy, and we see a little bit of her therapy and then take Nate. There is some false advertising that I didn’t like. But I love therapy scenes and how Nate’s OCD was portrayed in this next step. A similar main theme between Girl In Pieces and this book is the healing process. Those are my book’s recommendations. If you have any novels like Girl In Pieces, put them in the comment section. Happy book reading! I cut because I can't deal. It's as simple as that. The world becomes an ocean, the ocean washes over me, the sound of water is deafening, the water drowns my heart, my panic becomes as large as planets. I need to hurt myself more than the world can hurt me, and then I can comfort myself.”

Much is made of Charlie's crushes and sexual attraction to a few different characters. A doctor and patient are caught having sex at the treatment center, but it isn't shown. Charlie recounts listening to her friend have sex with a boy. A teen character has a sexual relationship with a man 10 years older than she, and a few of the sex scenes are described in detail. Charlie describes seeing two people having sex in a kitchen. Still Beating is one of the darkest books on the list. It’s a dark romance, not because of some of the things the characters have going on in their heads, but circumstances, everything. We have Dean and Cora, and they are longtime enemies. They don’t get along. However, Dean is marrying Cora’s older sister. They are engaged. So Dean’s always around, and they have to deal with each other. Glasgow’s debut doesn’t shy away from the physical act of cutting or exploring the physical and emotional residue left behind. We see Charlie hide the shame of her scars. We know Charlie feels unloved and unloveable because of her scars. And yet the thing she keeps so dear, so close to her is her “tender kit” the small safety blanket (shards of glass, gauze and ointment) that she uses to drain the pain from inside. Her tender kit is her comfort because people are unreliable. People hurt. Cutting transfers that pain for a brief swell of moments. Dark, frank, and tender, Girl in Pieces keeps the reader electrified for its entire journey. You’re so That’s what a lot of these books have in common. Some of them are a little heavier, and some of them are a little lighter. Before diving into any of these, please look up triggers that you’re reading and researching on your own. Let’s discuss 7 books similar to Girl In Pieces. Name

A haunting, beautiful, and necessary book." —Nicola Yoon , #1 New York Times bestselling author of Everything, Everything as someone who struggles who self harm, i found this soo relatable but also so eye-opening at the same time. fiercely resilient. Though it will appeal to readers of Ellen Foster, Speak, and Girl, Interrupted, Girl

I want to praise Ms. Kathleen Glasgow for her courage to write this book. Her note at the last part is amazing.. So deep and hands down amazing. This is a greatly written debut novel and an eye opener to self-harm. These people want to voice out but no one is willing to hear them out, WHEN WE SHOULD HAVE. Worse, being judge of whatever problem they're facing. It's important we should not ignore these people and help them in every possible way. For those who are experiencing this, express it before you explode. Don't let your burdens destroy you. All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate.Although this book tells a story of people being cruel to themselves, it is a book about being gentle with yourself. It seems odd to call this novel kind, as it was often a savage read (it is unflinching in its portrayal of self-harm, homelessness, addiction, and desperation) but it has such a sweet heart, such a piercing desire for its characters to improve themselves in every way, that hope persists in even the darkest moments. Glasgow's use of adult characters to challenge, support, and mirror the teen characters is genuinely inspired, and the resulting fictional neighborhood dynamic felt intensely real. In general, the characters are wonderfully drawn, and although this novel is nothing like Code Name Verity, I think I might recommend it to folks who enjoyed that one. Girl in Pieces prioritizes characters and their complicated truths in a similar way. I'd probably recommend this one for older teens and adults who read YA, not because I believe in shielding kids from content, but because the characters in this novel make nuanced and morally gray decisions that might render them unlikable to a less experienced soul. I know I would have judged the narrator more harshly at 13 than at 18, and that would have been a shame. Did you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Drinking, Drugs & Smoking in your kid's entertainment guide. Get started Close Glasgow has written a Girl, Interrupted for a new generation. Her assured debut is a mad-girl story Girl in Pieces is a New York bestselling debut book. This book takes 180 turns and multiple twists in Charlie and Glasgow’s own words. She aimed to write an uplifting, personal story that would inspire hope in anyone affected by self-harm. It’s a tragedy with a conflict between person versus self. The book teaches you to overcome and grow from the things you’ve dealt with. Each section is very short, like a diary. stars. An extra 1/2 star because I think a lot of readers will love this - it's just a certain type of storytelling that always leaves me cold.