The Saddest Girl in the World

Her decision to write this memoir must have come from a desire to shed light on foster care and abuse. I wonder what motivated her to open up about such painful experiences.

The story was so raw and intense that I found myself unable to stop reading, but at the same time, it was emotionally exhausting. Has anyone else experienced that balance?

The memoir captures such a vivid sense of her inner world, but I wonder what choices went into balancing honesty with sensitivity in her storytelling.