Mr. Murphy asked this question about Girl in Pieces:
Considering adding this book to my classroom library. Does it tend to glorify self harm? Or is it a book that can speak life to teens struggling with this issue?
Renee Mihulka It certainly does not glorify self harm. I liked it because it dealt with a lot of issues and with people suffering and making bad choices and did so …moreIt certainly does not glorify self harm. I liked it because it dealt with a lot of issues and with people suffering and making bad choices and did so with empathy and respect. But most of all there is always a sliver of hope for everyone, especially Charlie, which I think is crucial for this age group to latch on to. It shows how easy it is to slide back into old habits and how hard it is to drag yourself out, but that you can do it.(less)
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