SuitabookFriendship and support
The girls meet through a suicide-partner website and gradually feel seen, understood and supported by one another.
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Yasmin Rahman - Author
This is a serious, emotionally intense YA novel about three girls whose connection begins in a suicide pact and develops into mutual support. Its hopeful direction is accompanied by continuing struggle rather than an easy cure.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a serious, emotionally intense YA novel about three girls whose connection begins in a suicide pact and develops into mutual support. Its hopeful direction is accompanied by continuing struggle rather than an easy cure.
The girls meet through a suicide-partner website and gradually feel seen, understood and supported by one another.
Each protagonist joins an online arrangement involving a date and method of death, then wants to leave as their bond develops.
The three girls face different circumstances, including Mehreen’s faith, Cara’s paraplegia and Olivia’s experience of sexual abuse.
Consider whether the reader would welcome a book centred on suicidal thoughts and a suicide pact, with additional material involving sexual abuse, anxiety, depression, disability and intrusive thoughts.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
All the Things We Never Said - Yasmin Rahman - Google Books
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