Twilight Children
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328 printed pages
- Publication year
- 2013
Impressions
- Yuliia Vauchokshared an impression7 years ago
💀Spooky🔮Hidden Depths💧SoppySad and touching. The author's style is at times too academic, but the professional experiences she shares are precious. It shows you how much time and efforts, including professional help, commitment and caring are needed to help an abuse child recover. Its also interesting to look at approaches used in those times to treat patients.
- mrrobotoshared an impression7 years ago
👍Worth reading🔮Hidden DepthsThis book had several stories to it although Cassandra being the main sometimes hard to follow it was a good read.
There are plot twist which were unexpected
Quotes
- lenejuelkhas quoted5 years ago
ataxia, which refers to a lack of coordination in certain muscles - lenejuelkhas quoted5 years agoIt’s time to open up the door on the Troubled Place and clean all that junk out. Not to throw it away, because those are part of your memories, part of what makes you ‘you.’ But it’s time to make them ordinary. To talk about them until you understand how you felt, what you did, what other people did. To talk about them until there aren’t any secrets left in your Troubled Place to stay fresh and scary, to talk until you’re bored with them. That will turn them into just ordinary memories, like all the rest of the memories of your life.”
- lenejuelkhas quoted5 years agoWhen you first do it, first create a Troubled Place and manage to get it locked up, it’s easy to think you’ve made it go away. But, in fact, this is the weird thing about Troubled Places. Just the opposite is true. A Troubled Place works just like a freezer does. Everything you put in there, it keeps really fresh, like it’s just happened. So if you accidentally crack open the door on the Troubled Place and look at anything that’s in there, that thing will hurt horribly all over again.”
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