Welcome to Litsy!

Novel-in-verse that shows how a teen‘s suicide affects her classmates and teachers. Honest and powerful.

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Needing a break, I came across this quick read. I finished it in one sitting, and to my surprise it was actually pretty good. I mean, it wasn‘t outstanding. Not horrible either, it‘s a novel in verse with some impactful quotes. I can‘t quite explain it... one of a kind. It has everyone‘s perspective on her suicide and honestly, it‘s fun to read.

A YA novel in verse
Anna‘s classmates react after her suicide.
An honest look at a very tough topic.

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#Poetry

It was a very short book as it is a novel in verse, weird to read because there is no plot and no solution, just observation of 47 people and how one suicide can affect all these people in any way shape or form.
I feel like the author is very aware and worried about the suicide rate among teenagers, hence the what the book is about. The genre of this book is poetry. I would recommend this book to people who enjoy a novel in verse.