The Strength In Our Scars Free Audiobook Download by Bianca Sparacino

The Strength in Our Scars is a young adult novel about a girl named Skylar. She takes the first step of admitting to herself that she is gay and begins to explore her sexuality, only to find out that there's more going on with her. Bianca Sparacino's debut novel tackles some serious issues such as abuse, self-injury, and suicide.

"How can I make my scars beautiful?" is a question that many of us have asked. We are trying to hide them, cover them, change the way we look as if our scarred body is not really part of us. But what if the strength in our scars were more than just hidden? It would be more like a reminder of how much we've overcome and how much we've grown. This audiobook is about the personal journey to healing and self-love with Bianca Sparacino's "The Strength In Our Scars."

The Strength In Our Scars is a touching portrait of Bianca Sparacino's experience in the aftermath of being raped while she was a senior at college. It's especially moving because it doesn't paint a picture of some idyllic past where she was unaffected by her rape, but rather shows the effects that it had on her life. She struggles with intimacy and trust, worrying constantly about what other people think of her, even though outwardly she's doing just fine. Still, despite these challenges and complexities, Bianca ultimately has a good time with an exciting love story and does find happiness.

A beautifully told story of a girl who turns to the dark side and finds out that strength can be found in her scars.

The Strength In Our Scars is a personal and intimate memoir about the author's relationship with her father, the two of them struggling to understand each other as they navigate their marriage and different phases of life. When the author's husband was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago, they rekindled their story together.

I was feeling so lost. I had attempted suicide and it didn't work. As a result, I found myself in the depths of my depression - hooked on painkillers, binge drinking, and night after night of self-abuse. It took the right person to save me - not a therapist or doctor; but someone who could understand my pain, identify with it, and help me through it.