​In Kathleen Glasgow's Girl in Pieces, seventeen-year-old Charlotte "Charlie" Davis has endured unimaginable hardships—loss, abuse, and self-harm. After a suicide attempt lands her in a psychiatric hospital, she's discharged prematurely due to insurance limitations. Left to navigate the world alone, Charlie relocates to Tucson, where she secures a dishwashing job and strives to rebuild her life. Haunted by her past and battling inner demons, she discovers solace in art and unexpected friendships. This raw and poignant novel delves into themes of trauma, resilience, and the arduous journey toward healing.