Glasgow, K: How to Make Friends with the Dark

“ A rare and powerful novel [that] dives deep into the heart of grief and healing with honesty, empathy, and grace.” — Karen M. McManus , New York Times bestselling author of One of Us Is Lying “ In this raw, powerful, and heartbreaking meditation on loss and grief, Glasgow writes with unflinching beauty. We meet Tiger Tolliver at her most broken—at her darkest moment—and yet, somehow, [she] teaches us how to let the light in.” — Julie Buxbaum , New York Times bestselling author of Tell Me Three Things “ Breathtaking and heartbreaking, and I loved it with all my heart .” — Jennifer Niven , New York Times bestselling author of All the Bright Places “ A bold, fearlessly crafted story of loss and love. Glasgow’s prose commands the page with its trademark beauty and grace, and Tiger Tolliver is a character readers will root for every step of the way.” — Courtney Summers , New York Times bestselling author of Sadie “Glasgow is the rare type of skilled storyteller that knows you have to hurt your characters before putting them back together. I loved every word of this lyrical and devastating novel. ” — Kara Thomas , author of The Cheerleaders “ Gripping, powerful, and full of truth .” — Kami Garcia , #1 New York Times bestselling coauthor of Beautiful Creatures “A visceral, gut-wrenching, and heartbreaking take on the grieving process.” — Tiffany Jackson , author of Monday’s Not Coming “ Magnificent. A beautiful, heartbreaking alleluia to survival. ” — Brendan Kiely , New York Times bestselling author of All American Boys “A book as fierce, tender, and rare as its aptly named heroine, Tiger. A gorgeously nuanced meditation on grief and family, and the incredible love that can pull you through the darkest of times. ” —Meg Leder, author of Letting Go of Gravity “ Beautifully written and profoundly moving. From page one, Tiger Tolliver grabs your heart with her pain, her courage, her humor—and she doesn’t let go.” — Alyssa Sheinmel , New York Times bestselling author of A Danger to Herself and Others “ So vulnerable and real ….Glasgow’s prose begs and pleads and grasps at the light, like a prayer.” —Lygia Day Peñaflor, author of All of This Is True “ Lyrical, devastating, witty and raw —this is Glasgow at her best.” — Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock , author of The Smell of Other People’s Houses “This story hauls you into its heart to live the pain in all its careening, messy, and miraculous glory. A brilliant, honest, raw look at what it really means to lose someone essential and make grudging peace with what is gained in the exchange.” — Estelle Laure , author of This Raging Light " Stunning and beautifully written. "- HelloGiggles “A powerful reminder that no amount of depression or isolation is insurmountable for strong, resilient women.” – Forbes "An honest and extremely harrowing read."- BookPage, Starred Review " Visceral and traumatic, pulsing with ache ,...[this is] a gritty, raw account of surviving tragedy one minute at a time."— Kirkus Reviews " [A] standout ....Tiger’s distinctive, haunting voice will be hard to forget."— Booklist