Kathleen Glasgow 4 Book Collection Set - Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends with the Dark, You'd Be Home Now, The Glass Girl - YA Paperback Bundle

Titles in This Set Girl in Pieces How to Make Friends with the Dark You'd Be Home Now The Glass Girl Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9798217032433 Publisher: Delacorte Press Age Range: 14+ Overview The Kathleen Glasgow 4 Book Collection Set brings together four acclaimed YA novels from the #1 New York Times bestselling author in one brand-new paperback bundle. Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends with the Dark, You'd Be Home Now, and The Glass Girl explore grief, addiction, self-harm, and recovery with raw honesty. Perfect for teen readers, book clubs, and fans of powerful contemporary fiction, this set is a great way to discover Glasgow's work. About the Books Girl in Pieces introduces Charlotte "Charlie" Davis, who has endured devastating loss and turns to self-harm to cope, before finding a fragile path toward healing through art and new friendships. How to Make Friends with the Dark follows Tiger, whose life is shattered by her mother's sudden death, as she learns to find connection in the darkest moments. You'd Be Home Now centres on Emory, the "reliable" sister in a family upended when her brother Joey returns from rehab after a fatal accident exposes the opioid crisis gripping their small town. The Glass Girl closes the set with Bella, drowning under others' expectations, who turns to alcohol until a terrifying blackout forces her to confront addiction and begin recovery. Together, these novels showcase Glasgow's lyrical prose and unflinching honesty, tackling grief, family breakdown, and resilience. Each book stands alone, so readers can start with any title. Four acclaimed novels in one set: A brand-new paperback bundle of Kathleen Glasgow's most celebrated YA titles. Bestselling author: Written by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces, a TikTok/BookTok phenomenon. Powerful, relevant themes: Explores grief, addiction, self-harm, and family struggles with honesty and compassion. Great for discussion: Ideal for book clubs, cla