The Girls I've Been

4.5 so rounding up. Tess Sharpe read her own book and it worked. TW: this is about surviving some really severe (though not graphically detailed) physical and sexual abuse. You will be strapped in to this rollercoaster right until the end, which fell a tiny bit flat, but still felt earned. I very much appreciated Sharpe's notes at the end about endometrisis and crisis help references and that therapy is normalized. This book will be a quick sell to teens, especially with a movie/show already planned for it.