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englishrose 13-09-2008 09:21 PM

Cathy Glass new book *SH and OD*
 
HI guy brought this book to day its:

Cut by cathy glass

really really good can't put it down and i dont even really read books its about a child she forsters and she SH and OD but it really good she it a great author.

l'il esky 13-09-2008 09:28 PM

i brought this the other day too, only up to about chapter 4 but think its soooooo good!! cos its a real story isnt it? the author is the foster mother in the story i think.
i need to start reading a bit quicker and stop sleeping too much :)

have you found any of it triggering? i havent so far but i havent got to any sh bits yet. x

XxLostxX 13-09-2008 09:32 PM

I love cathy glass's books!, Ive read all three and if you liked cut id recommend Damaged and Hidden to =] theyre all really good!

I found the bits...
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Were she od'd pretty triggering but thats just me.


The fact its a true story means when your reading it you sort of... connect more if that makes sense?

Em
x

l'il esky 13-09-2008 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XxLostxX (Post 1079602)
The fact its a true story means when your reading it you sort of... connect more if that makes sense?

Em
x

yeh i would definitely agree!

i dont know whether the actual sh or OD would trigger me, but i think the story itself maybe triggering in itself cos of it being real and just cos she so little and vunerable.... i know i started around the same age too, but now it seems a long time ago and dont remember being that small....just makes me wanna give them a huggle x

charcoal feathers 14-09-2008 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XxLostxX (Post 1079602)
I love cathy glass's books!, Ive read all three and if you liked cut id recommend Damaged and Hidden to =] theyre all really good!


x


Alone and Scared 14-09-2008 01:06 PM

I love Cathy Glass, I think she is a fantastic author.
The only problem is, once I start reading I can't stop and the next thing I know hours have passed and I have done nothing!

I read Cut and Damaged in 2 days each.
She's releasing a new one around Winter time I think. x

Animad 14-09-2008 01:06 PM

I read it a couple of months ago and thought it was really good. I didn't find any of it to be triggering but then again I don't find that sort of stuff to be.

crazykat 14-09-2008 01:11 PM

I've only read damaged, might try and get myself a copy of this one

l'il esky 14-09-2008 05:58 PM

^dont think its out in paperback yet so it is quite expensive, but i like to own my books :)

nothing_else_matters 14-09-2008 06:15 PM

i really really love cathy glass... i would even go as far as to say that she is my favourate author. i consider her to be a truelly inspiring person... so much so that by reading her books i have realised that i would love to be a foster carer when i grow up. i recommend her work to anyone. she writes in a way that draws you in and expresses her own feelings about specific situations tremendously well.

sherlock holmes 14-09-2008 07:00 PM

I read it a month or so ago. It was okay.

Tig 14-09-2008 07:03 PM

I read it and thought it was good, although it's a shame we didn't get to learn more about how Dawn managed to recover. Obviously though the author herself didn't know so that couldn't be helped!
I've just bought 'Damaged' and look forward to reading it.

Devil Girl 14-09-2008 07:05 PM

I am planning on getting a hold of these at some point but do have a lot of books to be reading, including uni ones, but I think these ones are a def going to get!

Devil x

whirlpools 14-09-2008 07:13 PM

i read Damaged and thought it was wonderful, if very sad/triggering. i'm reluctant to read Cut - how old is the child in it? i suppose if she's a teenager i could maybe deal with it, but not if she's a child. because she looks like a child on the front cover.

l'il esky 14-09-2008 09:43 PM

she is 13 when she comes to live with the author, i thought the sam about the pic on the front but it explains in one of the first few chapters that she was very small for her age.
a i havent read all of it, i dont know what the age of when her problems started.

(without completely high jackin the post what is damaged about briefly?)

l'il esky 14-09-2008 09:59 PM

cool thanks, i think i have seen it out in the shops so i will buy it when have some money or see if the library has it,(i live next door to the library so i'll ask there)x

englishrose 14-09-2008 10:47 PM

Guys just finished the book read it in two days between trying to do my job as a carer think the old people felt a little left out could not put it down on the bus home on my break when i had a little time making there food so it was a great read.

It was really sad at time the end made me think........

I have read damaged really good also read in two days

l'il esky 16-09-2008 10:20 AM

i read slowly too, takes me ages. was quite good when i got my flat cos i had to keep waiting in for stuff to be delivered and no tv so i got through loads.

yeh i know, they making it in a swimming pool soon with the library on the top floor, im so exciting...no more excuses as to why i dont exercise!!

Alone and Scared 16-09-2008 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alternate reality (Post 1082231)
The author who i believe is under a pseudonym.

Yeah, she does, and of course all the names are changed in the book too. x

Tig 16-09-2008 10:49 AM

I sometimes read slow & sometimes read fast!

I can't wait to read 'Damaged' after reading about it in this thread, and especially if it's good like 'Cut' was.


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