Status Updates From A Summer to Save Us: An unf...

I knew suicidal ideation was part of the story, but it goes much deeper, dealing with bipolar disorder, depression, hospitalizations, abandonment & selective mutism. I struggled w/the age gap between a minor & an older adult. This is NOT a happily ever after. Having lost a family member to suicide & knowing others who struggle, this book felt like a dark cloud hanging over me while reading.

(August 7th — Prologue) I was looking forward to this, because I loved Trapped: Until You Love Me so much, but based on that beginning, I think I’m going to have to put it on indefinite hold—partially because of my mood, and partially because I have too many other things to read right now.