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A review by sleepingnerd
Cut by Patricia McCormick
3.0
This book wasn't exceptional, but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be based on some of the reviews I've read. It's not as deep as I hoped it would be, and I feel that, for a book that claims to deal with self-harm, that issue was actually explored very little. It was more about her stay at a mental health institution, which reminded me of the Girl, Interrupted movie a bit.
There's a couple inaccurate stereotypes and the whole dissociation thing was a bit hard to believe and not nearly explored enough. However. The writing flows well, and it even made me tear up at one point. The ending felt sudden and vague, but it wasn't so bad.
There's a couple inaccurate stereotypes and the whole dissociation thing was a bit hard to believe and not nearly explored enough. However. The writing flows well, and it even made me tear up at one point. The ending felt sudden and vague, but it wasn't so bad.