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Blade Silver: Color Me Scarred (Truecolors)
Printer-friendly versionRuth Wallace knows she can hide the scars on her arms for only so long. Who wears long sleeves all summer? Cutting herself doesn't make Ruth's problems disappear, but at least it helps her cope - or so she thinks. Her dad is a nightmare, her mother is lost in a medicated dreamland, and her brother can't handle their family life any more than she can.
This is just my way of dealing with the pain.
Ruth's new crush, Glen Collins, and her good friend Abby are starting to get suspicious. Hopefully they can help Ruth heal her scars - the ones she hides and the one's she can't - before something terrible happens.
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Blade Silver: Color Me Scarred
2 years () (Permalink)I just read this book, and I think it is
a great portrayal of the inner struggles
of a cutter. I remember thinking and
feeling the exact same kinds of things
during my high school years. I am glad
the end was positive. I think this
would be a great read for someone
struggling with cutting, and wish it was
around when I was a teenager.
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2 years () (Permalink)I loved it! i have read it five times to
date and have only had it for three
months. It is very good, and I love the
solution they give in the end of the
book- something to end pain.
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2 years () (Permalink)This book is great! the best book
I've read on SI so far! please
every read it! its very touching and you
can feel every thing she feels. It
really is that darn good! Its one of my
Fav. books.
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