The Glass Girl

★ “Glasgow’s gift for writing is in full force here … Glasgow already has a strong following and will surely attract more with this addition to her body of work. Consider purchasing multiple copies.” —Booklist, starred review★ “Combining The Bell Jar with Euphoria, this heart wrenching read offers a resonant and compassionate look at teenage substance reliance.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review★ “This compelling novel leaves it up to Bella alone to admit she needs help and is an education—and a warning—about the depths of addiction.” —School Library Journal, starred review“A visceral, weighty read.” —Kirkus Reviews“The story unflinchingly examines the darkness in life but ultimately brims with hope for intrapersonal change.” —The Horn Book“Inspiring, hopeful, and very necessary. Glasgow leads with empathy in a subject that is far too often misunderstood and judged. Stunning in every sense of the word.” —Josh Silver, author of HappyHead“Glasgow’s characters are raw and nuanced individuals that feel like someone you used to know or could have been in a different life. Add to that Glasgow’s haunting lyricism and trademark ability to break your heart and remake it stronger, and you know why The Glass Girl is a must-read.” —Laura Nowlin, #1 New York Times bestselling author of If He Had Been with Me“I wish The Glass Girl had been around when I was in high school. You don’t have to be a teen or have struggled with alcohol to need this book. You just have to be a human being. Everyone needs this book.” —Sloan Harlow, New York Times bestselling author of Everything We Never Said“Deeply honest, wholly compassionate, and desperately needed. I fell hard for Bella, a girl torn between her brain and her heart who carries far too much on her own at just fifteen—and who deserves so much better than to carry it alone. The Glass Girl is Kathleen Glasgow at her finest.” —Meredith Adamo, author of Not Like Other Girls“Kathleen Glasgow has an unparalleled ability to breathe humanity into her characters, to make us hurt and hope and heal alongside them; it is this quality that shines most brightly in The Glass Girl. Nothing short of a modern masterpiece, it is a powerful, necessary, and gorgeously written journey into the depths of addiction—and there is no guide better equipped to lead readers through this darkness to a state of light, recovery, and hope than Glasgow.” —Amber Smith, New York Times bestselling author of The Way I Used to Be and The Way I Am Now“A fiercely powerful story of recovery, hope, redemption, and strength. I read The Glass Girl in one feverish, tear-soaked sitting, and it haunted me for weeks. It still haunts me in the very best way. Kathleen Glasgow’s prose is as beautiful and lyrical as her stories are unflinchingly honest and real. I wish I could press a copy into the hands of every teen and adult. Read this. It’s a masterpiece.” —Jennifer Niven, #1 New York Times bestselling author of All the Bright Places

Kathleen Glasgow is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends with the Dark, You’d Be Home Now, and The Glass Girl, and coauthor of The Agathas and its sequel, The Night in Question, written with Liz Lawson. She lives and writes in Tucson, Arizona.