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The Hollow Girl parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
The Hollow Girl is a feminist horror novel that deals with serious trauma, particularly sexual violence, making it appropriate for mature teens rather than younger readers. The story centers on a girl healing from trauma through magic and friendship, with Romani cultural elements woven throughout. While it contains some graphic content and mature themes, it frames these themes thoughtfully within a recovery narrative. The book is better suited for 14+ readers who can engage with darker YA horror and its themes of trauma and healing.
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From the publisher
For fans of "Asylum, Anna Dressed in Blood, " and "The Haunting of Sunshine Girl" comes a new feminist horror novel from the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Mary: The Summoning." For fans of "Asylum, Anna Dressed in Blood, " and "The Haunting of Sunshine Girl" comes a new feminist horror novel from the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Mary: The Summoning."
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Social life and customs
- Magic
- Apprentices
- Healers
- Witchcraft
- Fiction
- Romani Magic
- Romanies
- Disfigured persons
- Friendship
- Rape
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ISBN 9781524701864