by Derek Murphy
appears in Greek Mythology, Teen, and Teen & Young Adult.
An alternate cover edition exists here.My name Kaidance Monroe, and sometimes when I touch people, I see how they die. After I saw my little brother?s death but failed to stop it, my parents abandoned me to a juvenile detention facility. I don?t let people touch me anymore. Not my fingertips, not my skin, not my heart. I make my own clothes by stit...
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appears in Greek Mythology, Teen, and Teen & Young Adult.
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Consider Circe by Madeline Miller. Recommended by 6 sources.
“Lyrical, first-person retelling follows Circe from a gilded childhood among gods to long exile among mortals, trading spectacle for close psychological and sensory detail. Best as an immersive character study: it enlarges a sidelined mythic figure into a fully voiced life and lingers on desire, power, and loneliness. Limiting when you want taut plotting or variety of viewpoint — long descriptive passages and repeated thematic turns can feel indulgent, and some dramatic episodes are summarized rather than fully staged.”
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