Cutters Don't Cry (SoCal) Paperback – April 1, 2010

Full review can be found @ [...]Cutters Don't Cry is an emotional story of a young woman, Charity, who engages in self-harm. For me, it's a difficult thing to read about due to struggles of my own. However, I find a sense of comfort with books that don't romanticize the issues people with depression deal with on a daily basis. This book is one of those. Though I feel this story would have been a lot more engaging in a show-don't-tell type of style, it was still enjoyable and moving.As I've already said, I love that this book doesn't romanticize the issue. Mental illness is not something to be romanticized;... (more via website)

Why would anyone resort to cutting? This book did not really try to answer that question. Instead, it showed the internal dialogue of a cutter which, somehow, made sense.

Yes i would recommend the book to others. Its a good book and everyone should give it a read. Its awesome

Gives you a first person view of someone who self-harms.

This is a book intended for young adults, but I enjoyed it as a thirtysomething. It was easy to get through but did not talk down to readers. If you want to understand the pain that goes with cutting, this is the book for you.

It was very predictable to me and just boring. I didn't like it and wouldn't recommend it.

I loved this book! I can't wait to start the next one about her old friend kaylee. A definite read.

I really enjoyed it

not the best book but has some really good passages in

Brilliant

A*

It was very touching and I could relate to charity. However it dragged on a bit and I wish I didn't spent £5 on it x

This is such a great book! It is very relatable and easy to ready. It is written is a way that you can see inside charity's mind and what she's thinking or feeling.