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I would give this book a 9.5/10. This book brings so much awareness to mental health issues and how it affects people around them. In this book it highlights teenagers point of view on this as well. It showed how masking and not getting your help for issues is not the right way to about it and how it won‘t always end well.

Eliza Hart is the most popular girl at school. Her body is found at the bottom of a cliff.....
How would you feel if suddenly everyone thought you were crazy and somehow partially to blame......
Ellie is claustrophobic. Not crazy. And didnt hurt Eliza. They were childhood best friends.
But people can change.......

I thought this book was going to focus on a mystery but I was pleasantly surprised that it also covered depression.

The story is told in two POV‘s, Ellie and Eliza. Eliza is well-liked and popular girl while Ellie struggles to fit in with her peers. Both girls have a mental illness and suffer with dealing with them. I liked seeing each girls life with their mental illness.

This was a surprising read that I ended up really loving.
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“...depression doesn‘t always make you sad. Sometimes it just makes you numb.”

Or I check more out of the library. 🤓

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My plans for sunday evening.

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I was not sure what this book was about at first. It was a rough start. But it found itself in its message about mental health.