The Glass Girl

The Glass Girl is a powerful coming-of-age novel about Bella, a teenage girl grappling with family turmoil, heartbreak, and the loss of her grandmother. When the weight becomes unbearable, she turns to alcohol to numb the ache, only to wake up in a hospital and confront the path ahead. This poignant, hopeful story is for teens and young adults who have ever felt overwhelmed by life—and for readers who want to understand resilience, healing, and the courage to ask for help. Written in a candid, intimate voice, The Glass Girl follows Bella through the chaos at home, the pull of old habits, and the steady progress of rehab and recovery. The experience is immersive and human, balancing painful moments with warmth, honesty, and moments of connection that illuminate the way forward. The storytelling unfolds through vivid scenes, patient pacing, and a cast of family and friends who offer both trouble and tenderness, making the journey feel real and relatable. Key themes—grief, resilience, seeking help, and self-acceptance—are woven throughout, inviting readers to reflect on their own challenges and the power of reaching out. Gripping coming-of-age narrative about Bella's struggle with grief, addiction, and the road to recovery. Intimate, accessible writing that pulls readers into Bella's emotional journey. Themes of resilience, seeking help, forgiveness, and self-acceptance. Vivid scenes and heartfelt relationships that drive the story forward with empathy. Special edition available for a limited time, inviting readers to experience this powerful story while stocks last. Readers are left with a deeper understanding of adolescence's complexities, a renewed sense of hope, and the belief that healing is possible. The Glass Girl invites empathy, reflection, and a lasting sense of resilience that can shape how they see themselves and others.