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Sky
They're crossed out because it's like she thought it but she doesn't want to believe it or to think that the idea she just thought of was possible. Half of the time this happens when she begins to like a boy and doesn't want to believe it's true that she could love him, when she thinks something like, "Oh he's so beautiful." it's crossed off because she doesn't actually want to believe it's true that she likes him. Stupid example but, if you like broke your parents vase then hide it. and they walk in and are like "I'm so glad I have your trust." You may think but you don't and then cross that though out because you don't want to think of yourself as guilty. Do you sort of understand?
Aishwarya Suresh
They're not crossed out. They're just broken/shattered, thus the name of this book. It's to make the book look more alluring, interesting and connect with the title.
Ada
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Reyna Perez
First page of the book explains that it’s a representation of the chaos in her mind. The strikethroughs stop when she is more mentally stable.
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