Girl in Pieces: Over two million copies sold (Rock the Boat)

I’ve always hated reading and found every book boring and never seemed to remember what I read in the previous page, but this is different, I’ve genuinely never been so intrigued/engaged into a book.

This book was sad and great. It is such well written, from the point of view of an unstable teenage girl, that she seems so real she could jump out of the page at any time. I cam by this book while researching the self-harm topic for a book I am writing. I have never had contact with people with this problems, so I want to make sure I am sensible and realistic with the matter. This is a book of fiction, and the characters aren't real, but the issues treated here are. The feelings, the thinking the problems... my heart bled for Charlie, specially the first third of the book. Such beautiful book to give a voice to the people who have suffered or know someone who went through this. Or to the others like me, to understand the problem better. It must have been very hard to write this book, so I raise my hat to th writer, and I wish her that she is in a better place than she had been, and that finding your voice in any type of art, like writing, is one of the most beautiful things in the world. You are a great writer. Great with words. Better at transmitting feelings and make the readers feel them.

So far it’s a good book - am 3/4 of the way through!

amazing love the book but if you don’t relate to it then you probably won’t understand it

Very compelling , easy reading and can vision the storyline

I’m sure it’s a good book, but I just couldn’t finish it. I’ve tried a couple times since ordering it back in 2022 and I can’t get past the second chapter.

Kathleen Glasgow's Girl in Pieces is a masterfully written novel that delves deep into the complexities of mental health, self-harm, and the arduous path to recovery. Through the eyes of seventeen-year-old Charlotte "Charlie" Davis, readers are taken on an emotional journey that is both harrowing and hopeful.​ Authentic and Relatable Characters Charlie's character is portrayed with such raw honesty that it's impossible not to empathize with her struggles. Her experiences are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and her journey resonates with anyone who has faced personal demons. The supporting characters are equally well-developed, each adding depth and perspective to the narrative.​ Stunning Prose and Narrative Style Glasgow's writing is both lyrical and fragmented, mirroring Charlie's mental state and drawing readers into her world. This stylistic choice enhances the emotional impact of the story, making it a compelling read from start to finish. As noted by reviewers, the writing is "gorgeous, almost poetic at times," capturing the nuances of Charlie's experiences

Economical price. My daughter wants are the books of this writer so easy to buy.