The Shadows Between Us Free Audiobook Download by Tricia Levenseller

"Thanks for sharing your story, Caitlin," I said. "I really appreciate all the work you've done." "It's one of the best things I've ever accomplished," she said. "And it's so powerful to hear it read aloud by somebody who knows what I've gone through--who knows what these girls have gone through." "When did you first hear about this?" I asked her after a heavy pause. She shrugged. "I just started telling people about it when I saw that some of my friends were doing it, and then more people after that, and before you know it, there was a whole community online with products and stuff."

The Shadows Between Us is a love story between two teens. When it was released in 2009, it was met with a lot of controversy because the author, Tricia Levenseller, said that the book was a true account of her own struggles with self harm and depression. Caitlin Davies does an excellent job narrating this book on Audible and I would recommend anyone to buy this audiobook because of how well it is narrated.

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