Books matching: emotional struggle and self harm
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Save:Willow is a 17-year-old girl who tragically lost her parents in a car accident that she blames herself for. Struggling with guilt and grief, she turns to cutting as a way to cope with her pain. The story follows Willow's journey of self-discovery, healing, and finding hope through her relationships with her brother, Guy, and her own inner turmoil. The book is written in a raw and emotional style, delving into the complexities of self-harm and the impact of loss on a young girl's life.
Willow Randall stares at the girl seated opposite her. Some might notice the girl because she is pretty. Others because of her flaming red hair. If the guys in the class were looking, they would see t... - #2
Save:"Drowning Instinct" by Ilsa J. Bick is a young adult read that delves into a controversial relationship between a teacher and his pupil in a non-judgmental manner. The story is narrated by Jenna, a troubled teenager who has faced various forms of abuse and struggles with self-harm. The plot unfolds as Jenna confesses her past to a policeman, revealing her turbulent life and her complex relationship with Mr. Anderson, her chemistry teacher. The writing style is described as intense, compelling, and poetic, capturing Jenna's voice authentically and resonating with readers on an emotional level.
Turing High was one of those Psycho-Dad command decisions, same as us moving to a new McMansion ninety miles north of Milwaukee after my stint on the psych ward. Or was that my breakdown? No, no, it w... - #3
Save:The Blue Place by Nicola Griffith is a lesbian mystery novel featuring a complex lead character named Aud Torvingen. The book delves into Aud's introspective and dark thoughts, as well as her relationships with other characters. The writing style is praised for its rich imagery, detailed descriptions, and the author's ability to capture emotions and settings effectively.
An April night in Atlanta between thunderstorms: dark and warm and wet, sidewalks shiny with rain and slick with torn leaves and fallen azalea blossoms. Nearly midnight. I had been walking for over an... - #4
Save:Heartache and Hope by Jay McLean is a deeply emotional and raw young adult novel that follows the intertwined lives of Ava and Connor. After a tragic accident leaves Ava grappling with a new life, she finds solace and love in Connor, a talented basketball player dealing with his own pressures and past. As they work together on a school project, their connection sparks a journey filled with heartache, hope, and the struggles of young love in the face of adversity. Jay McLean's writing style beautifully captures the pain, despair, and joy of falling in love amidst life's challenges, making the reader feel every emotion deeply.
LeBron James grew up poor as hell with a single mother and zero privilege. His high school was completely unheard of before he showed up with three of his buddies and took over the league. At eighteen... - #5
Save:"Darkhouse" in the series "Experiment in Terror" by Karina Halle follows the story of Perry Palomino, a college graduate working as a receptionist who meets Dex Foray, an internet TV cameraman, as they team up to develop a new show focused on ghost hunting. The series is described as a paranormal romance with a slow burn relationship between the main characters, Perry and Dex, who are ghost hunters facing various supernatural challenges. Each book in the series features a different ghost hunt, adding to an underlying mythos and mystery that unfolds gradually, making the horror and romantic risks more intense as the story progresses.
I stood in a round, white room with only a porthole-shaped window to break up the monotony. The view outside was nothing more than an inky void. The smell of tidal pools and rotting kelp seeped in thr...
