Trigger warning: This book mentions self harm, drug uses, and anorexia.

This was a nostalgia reading as well since I read this a young child. I remembered all of the events in the book and I even relate to the main character (besides the cutting thing) so there’s that. I wonder how Callie is doing now? Did she get better? Did she get to wear fancy no sleeve dresses? Did her brother get better? Did she have a better relationship with her father? There are all the things that I kept on wondering and still do. Even though this is a fictional character, I truly hope that she got better and same goes for those who are real and going through what she did.

Also I like how Callie calls the therapist “You” making it break a fourth wall too which I find kinda odd since the writer also uses the first person perspective with Callie but I liked it. ( )

I honestly forgot I was reading this book. I expected more but it was very bland. Not a bad book but like I stated, I expected more. Callie's parents were trash parents. ( )

2.5/5 stars

This book just didn't do it for me. ( )

2.5/5 stars

This book just didn't do it for me. ( )

3.5* ( )