“I can see why she feels left behind. Maybe even discarded. Is that why she refuses to accept my love and return it? Afraid that love doesn't last? Doesn't really exist? Afraid if her own father can withdraw his love (or at least the manifestation of his love), that maybe she somehow isn't worthy of the emotion?”
Ellen Hopkins is an American novelist known for her poetry-in-prose novels. Her works often tackle issues affecting teenagers, such as drug abuse, domestic violence, and self-harm. Hopkins' writing style is distinctive, appreciated for its direct and candid narrative. more
“In mathematics the art of proposing a question must be held of higher value than solving it.”
“Once you've seen a solution to the disease that's tearing you apart, relapsing is never fun.”
“Liking other people is an illusion we have to cherish in ourselves if we are to live in society.”
“Everything passes, Everything changes, Just do what you think you should do.”