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"Disturbing and raw, Gregerson's intimate look at how one teen deals with her mother's mental illness will capture readers like a train wreck; then lift them up like news of courageous survivors. Powerful, powerful work." --Kelly Milner Halls
"Gregerson writes a raw, heartfelt story of pain and redemption." --Amanda Jenkins, PEN Award Winner, Delacorte Prize winner, author of young adult novels.
"Ms. Gregerson does plenty of the right things..." --Terry Davis, author of Vision Quest, National Book Award Finalist
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Destiny has a secret. She's been told not to tell anyone what happened to her, her mom, and her little sister at Crater Lake. She also can't tell anyone that sometimes her sister is covered in bruises. Her friends all want her to report her parents, but Destiny won't tell the school counselor. If she does, it could cost her little sister's life or possibly her own. When the secret becomes too much to carry and the truth she knows becomes a lie, Destiny has to make a decision. Will she find the strength to speak the truth or will she drown in the lies? Will she discover her own worth and the voice she needs to cry it out, or will she remain what her mother has always called her -- a bad girl?
"Disturbing and raw, Gregerson's intimate look at how one teen deals with her mother's mental illness will capture readers like a train wreck; then lift them up like news of courageous survivors. Powerful, powerful work." --Kelly Milner Halls
"Gregerson writes a raw, heartfelt story of pain and redemption." --Amanda Jenkins, PEN Award Winner, Delacorte Prize winner, author of young adult novels.
"Ms. Gregerson does plenty of the right things..." --Terry Davis, author of Vision Quest, National Book Award Finalist
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Destiny has a secret. She's been told not to tell anyone what happened to her, her mom, and her little sister at Crater Lake. She also can't tell anyone that sometimes her sister is covered in bruises. Her friends all want her to report her parents, but Destiny won't tell the school counselor. If she does, it could cost her little sister's life or possibly her own. When the secret becomes too much to carry and the truth she knows becomes a lie, Destiny has to make a decision. Will she find the strength to speak the truth or will she drown in the lies? Will she discover her own worth and the voice she needs to cry it out, or will she remain what her mother has always called her -- a bad girl?
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