Glass Free Audiobook Download by Ellen Hopkins

First and foremost, if you haven't read the book, don't listen to this audiobook. There's a lot of things that are lost in translation with audio. But if you have read the book and want to re-experience it, this is a good way to do it.

Glass is a book about a girl named Paige and the abuse that she deals with from her mother. When she becomes pregnant, her mom kicks her out of the house. She meets a kind man and runs away with his son but soon realizes that life wasn't always like this for her.

In 1999, Ellen Hopkins was an unhappy 18 year old making minimum wage at a fast-food restaurant. She wrote of her experience in her debut novel Glass, which was published in 2001. The story is narrated by the 18 year old heroine named Laura Flanagan. In 2004, after writing a successful first novel and learning how to write creatively, Hopkins made the decision to switch to full time writing.

Glass, written by Ellen Hopkins and narrated by Laura Flanagan is a novel about the transformative power of love despite trauma. This book has been met with mixed reviews, but it is an emotionally intense story that will be sure to make readers want to pick up the next thing Ellen Hopkins writes.

This audiobook is narrated by Laura Flanagan who delivered the performance in a very believable, raw and intense way. The set of emotions that you go through as you're listening to this book are incredible as it's a very powerful story.

Glass by Ellen Hopkins is a powerful, sensitive and raw novel about the intersection of family, belonging, love and addiction. It follows the story of Annie, who deals with an unthinkable trauma as she's recovering from being raped. Having escaped to college, she befriends Jeannie and slowly starts to rebuild her life.