![]() Additionally, the cast of characters is very diverse and it is amazing to see thoughtful representation of different cultures. There are a significant number of characters in this book, and they are all developed very well. The romance made this book somehow even better. Despite the heaviness of the subject matter, certain scenes managed to make me smile through the darkness. Without spoiling anything, there is a romance element of the story introduced later on, and I have to say that I absolutely loved that addition. Truthfully, at times I had to put the book down because reading it broke my heart. ![]() This book was difficult to read, as the subject matter is so heavy and Tina truly endures so much. There were many moments in the book that surprised me, often in a devastating way. The blurb states that this novel has “shocking turns,” and I would have to agree with this. You really have to read this novel and experience her journey as you read. Every time I thought Tina had gone through enough, something utterly horrifying occurred. There is no way for me to simply summarize everything that Tina endures and what her journey looks like. ![]() At the beginning of the novel, Tina is attacked by the wealthy and powerful Nicholas Parker, and the act of her defending herself leads her into a horrific situation where she is betrayed, shamed, and bullied. Her deep trauma has impacted her life immeasurably, and she struggles with self-harm, among many other things. Unclutter follows the story of Tina Lauren, a survivor of sexual abuse. I found myself heartbroken and hopeful at the same time, and in the end, this book simply left me speechless. Unclutter: A Survivor’s Story is a novel that made me feel so many different emotions. Sitting down to write this review is daunting to say the least. Pagora and NetGalley for providing me with an e-arc in exchange for an honest review! Posing questions and providing answers on bullying, the influence of social media, and dealing with abuse, Unclutter is profoundly moving in its aim to challenge and connect with sensitive readers who may have been through the same trauma, or know somebody who has, making it not just an absorbing read, but an important one." Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★½ Tina is a bright teenager who has just become the star of her high school by developing a successful app, when a well-respected man assaults her, triggering painful memories from her past, and setting her on a course to defend herself and take her future in her own hands. Pagora is a novel that reads with the immediacy of a memoir. "A boldly honest, finely written, and urgent work of fiction about dealing with trauma, Unclutter: A Survivor's Story by Winnie D. I enjoyed writing my debut novel and look forward to writing many more books and sharing them with you all. I would like to learn everything: what did you like about this book? What did you not like? Who is your favorite character? Do let me know. Your comments and feedback mean a lot to me. I appreciate all of you for taking the time to read and review my book. ![]() Thank you for choosing to read "Unclutter: A Survivor's Story." Navigating social media trials and sleuthing, family secrets and inner demons, friendships broken and built, first love and self-love, "Unclutter: A Survivor’s Story" is a powerful debut novel packed with shocking turns, as well as illuminating truths about trauma and survival.Ĭontent Guidance: This novel tackles sensitive subjects, such as sexual abuse and self-harm. Will Tina discover her true inner voice? Will she be able to speak up for herself and others like her? Or will a culture of shame and silence let their abusers win? To move forward, Tina must confront her past once and for all. Branded a liar and a freak at every turn, Tina faces revenge and betrayal, slander, and bullying-till the voices in her head threaten to drown her. But when Strollfield’s teen heartthrob, Nicholas Parker, crosses a line and Tina retaliates in public, she is thrust into a harsh spotlight that reveals her long-buried scars. She hates being touched, her clothes don’t fit, and neither does she. “Now, I declare war on my abusers-their time is up.”Įighteen-year-old Tina Lauren is an outcast with wounds that run deep-she’s always needed to make the outside hurt more than the inside does. ![]()
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