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What's it about
Have you ever felt invisible, trapped in the shadow of a loved one's crisis? Discover how to find your own voice and reclaim your life when your world revolves around someone else's addiction. This story is your guide to navigating the silent struggle of being the 'good' kid. You'll follow Emory, a girl trying to piece her life back together after a car crash that exposed her brother's overdose. Uncover the raw, honest truth about family secrets, the pressure to be perfect, and the difficult path to forging your own identity. Learn that your story matters, even when you're not the one making headlines.
Meet the author
Kathleen Glasgow is the New York Times bestselling author of several acclaimed young adult novels, including the international sensation Girl in Pieces, which has been translated into over two dozen languages. She draws upon her own life experiences and deep empathy to explore difficult subjects like addiction, grief, and mental health with unflinching honesty. Glasgow writes from the heart, hoping her stories create a space for readers to feel seen and less alone in their own struggles.

What's it about
Have you ever felt invisible, trapped in the shadow of a loved one's crisis? Discover how to find your own voice and reclaim your life when your world revolves around someone else's addiction. This story is your guide to navigating the silent struggle of being the 'good' kid. You'll follow Emory, a girl trying to piece her life back together after a car crash that exposed her brother's overdose. Uncover the raw, honest truth about family secrets, the pressure to be perfect, and the difficult path to forging your own identity. Learn that your story matters, even when you're not the one making headlines.
Meet the author
Kathleen Glasgow is the New York Times bestselling author of several acclaimed young adult novels, including the international sensation Girl in Pieces, which has been translated into over two dozen languages. She draws upon her own life experiences and deep empathy to explore difficult subjects like addiction, grief, and mental health with unflinching honesty. Glasgow writes from the heart, hoping her stories create a space for readers to feel seen and less alone in their own struggles.
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