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A review by koreanlinda
Lighter Than My Shadow by Katie Green
challenging
dark
hopeful
informative
inspiring
sad
tense
fast-paced
4.25
This is a big and thick book, quite hard to lift it to your eye level to read; however, after reading it, I believe every page is justified to be there. The art style is not to my taste, but it works well to deliver the message. Katie Green suffered for a long time from an eating disorder and other mental illnesses during her childhood, which put her in a vulnerable spot for sexual abuse. It is painful to follow the trace of her challenging journey of suffering and recovery, but sharing such a story must help readers with similar experiences. Check it out from your library or request it, especially for K-12 school libraries.
Review by Linda (Any Pronouns) in September 2024
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Review by Linda (Any Pronouns) in September 2024
Personal essays on DefinitelyNotOkay.com
Artwork on Instagram @KoreanLinda
Graphic: Eating disorder and Mental illness
Moderate: Child abuse, Sexual assault, Sexual content, Sexual violence, and Sexual harassment