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Carry Me Home

Stories of Horror and Heartbreak

Michael Paul Gonzalez

Ages 14–18

250 pages · Released Oct 1, 2020

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A note for parents

This is a collection of literary short stories explicitly framed around fear, depression, injustice, and heartbreak—mature emotional territory. The title and description suggest psychological and emotional weight rather than graphic content, but the focus on horror and dark themes indicates this is aimed at older teens comfortable with unsettling material. Without access to the actual stories, it's difficult to assess specific content categories; the confidence is low due to limited metadata.

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From the publisher

Twenty stories that explore fear, depression, injustice, the horror of triumph, and the beauty of failure. Twenty stories that explore fear, depression, injustice, the horror of triumph, and the beauty of failure.

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ISBN 9780578709307 · Thunderdome Press

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