This is a book that focuses on such an important topic; rape, especially among teens/young people. We definitely need more books that discuss consent, rape, sexual abuse and the emotions involved and the aftermath. We needed more discussions about consent and victim blaming, so people who are raped are more prepared to speak out.
I thought the way this book was told from the perspective of the main character, starting from an argument with family and leading up to about a week after the rape, was written quite well. I would have preferred to find out more about what Stacey hopes to do next, but I have noticed a sequel titled No Shame and I'm hoping that will continue to show Stacey's journey and progression.
I thought the way this book was told from the perspective of the main character, starting from an argument with family and leading up to about a week after the rape, was written quite well. I would have preferred to find out more about what Stacey hopes to do next, but I have noticed a sequel titled No Shame and I'm hoping that will continue to show Stacey's journey and progression.