I didn't really find any connection with any of the characters even an understanding of why they do those things. I'm happy with how the ending went considering how Callie was determined to be better. I think she meant a whole lot more than her obvious tendency to cut herself.
Years ago I bought the book because I wanted to feel some sort of connection and understanding with someone else that was going through the same sort of thing I was dealing with at the time, even if that someone was fictional. However, this book wasn't what I thought it was going to be. It was very ...
The story itself wasn't particularly endearing to me, but the message is important enough to make this a crucial read for YA. I'm glad we have it in our collection at the library.
Actual rating: 3.5This review originally appeared as a guest review on Smash Attack Reads!: http://www.smashattackreads.com/2011/11/guest-review-cut-by-patricia-mccormick.htmlI was torn on how to rate Cut. When it comes to tackling the issue of cutting and what it entails, I thought that Cut fell i...
I like the "you" stuff. And I'm not saying more than that. Except thinking of this book makes me think of the donut part and makes me want a fucking donut, badly.
I remember seeing Cut in the library as a young teen and thinking that it might be a bit too dark for me. Lately I’ve become more open to reading darker contemporary stories, so when a review offer for Cut showed up in my inbox, I figured it was time to finally give it a try. Although the length may...
Cut proves you don't have to be a 400 page book to get your point and emotions out. In a mere 151 pages McCormick transforms you into Callie's world and head and makes you feel what she is feeling which is pain. All Callie has known for the past 2 years is pain. Physical from cutting herself and ...
For more info and reviews please visit my Book Review Blog here - A Life Bound By BooksCut by author Patricia McCormick is an extremely realistic portrayal of a 15 year old girl dealing with issues through cutting. This year celebrates the 10 year anniversary of Cut, bringing it back in the spotligh...
This book is very powerful. The subject matter makes one really think about certain issues that most people seem to think that it's brought on by the person themselves when in reality it's about everything that one person is experiencing. I picked up this book wanting to read a book about cutting/an...
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