About the Author
Kathleen Glasgow
ISBN 9781786075642
Rs. 800
Oneworld Publications
How to Make Friends with the Dark
'Breathtaking and Heartbreaking' Jennifer Niven
Who it's for: Young adult readers and fans of emotional contemporary fiction
Sixteen-year-old Tiger Tolliver’s meticulously controlled life shatters when she uncovers her mother’s hidden secrets. Always a team, their relationship cracks under the weight of her mother’s need for control, leaving Tiger questioning everything she thought she knew. But just as she grapples with newfound independence, a devastating event forces Tiger to confront profound grief and embark on an unexpected quest to find her estranged father and truly understand herself.Why You Should Read? Explores the complex journey of grief and loss with raw honesty. Delves into the intricate dynamics of mother-daughter relationships and family secrets. Presents a compelling coming-of-age story about resilience and self-discovery. Offers a poignant and empathetic look at mental health and finding connection.
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- Explores grief and loss with raw honesty
- Delves into mother-daughter dynamics and family secrets
- Coming-of-age story about resilience and self-discovery
- Poignant look at mental health and finding connection
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What is the book about?
It follows sixteen-year-old Tiger Tolliver as her controlled life shatters after uncovering her mother's secrets, and a devastating event forces her to confront grief and search for her estranged father.
Who is the author?
Kathleen Glasgow, known for her poignant young adult novels.
What themes does it explore?
It explores grief, loss, mother-daughter relationships, family secrets, resilience, and mental health.
Is it suitable for young adults?
Yes, it is categorized as children's fiction and deals with themes relevant to teens, such as identity and coping with loss.



