Cora from the Spare Room

Cora from the Spare Room

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Everyone in Chilford knew her name. They knew it because teenagers do not die in pretty villages. Old people often do, behind closed floral curtains. But teenagers do not die in pretty villages. If they do die so young, then they have the good sense to run away first. - A little novel about ghosts, friends, and finding your place. TWs: depictions of depressive episodes. Chapter 19 contains a description of a s*icide attempt, though it is not graphic.
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Sometimes, diam bukan tenang. It's the sound of someone slowly disappearing. Thaira Miah, 17. Once ceria, full of laughter, and dreaming of becoming the next Da Vinci. But when she started feeling empty, lost, and tired all the time, everyone brushed it off. "Overthinking je." "Kurang ibadah agaknya." "Nanti okay lah tu." Her family called it a phase. Her friends called it drama. And the one person who promised help left her with scars and silence. She smiled anyway. She drew her pain in secret. Her art became her diary, her wounds her canvas. But no one looked close enough. This is the story of the signs they missed. The girl they lost. And the quiet that killed her. A heart-wrenching novel about hidden depression, judgement masked as advice, and the danger of not truly listening when someone says, "I'm not okay."

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