Sixteen-year-old Jane is struggling through many mental health problems in her young life. She believes she is all alone in this world; her family can't see her; her friends can't hear her. When she meets a young girl, whose familiarity is uncanny, she can't help but accept the little girls help in her search for the happiness she's been looking for. They embark on many challenges on their way to healing, stopping along the way to deal with the pains the brain sometimes makes you feel and the hard topics of how to get past those hurtful thoughts. Many questions will arise while reading this book that will make you want to flip another page one after the other. Who is this girl? Why is she so familiar? What is Jane really searching for? Find out the answer to these questions and a helping hand to heal yourself in The Fifteenth Flower.
Sixteen-year-old Jane is struggling through many mental health problems in her young life. She believes she is all alone in this world; her family can't see her; her friends can't hear her. When she meets a young girl, whose familiarity is uncanny, she can't help but accept the little girls help in her search for the happiness she's been looking for. They embark on many challenges on their way to healing, stopping along the way to deal with the pains the brain sometimes makes you feel and the hard topics of how to get past those hurtful thoughts. Many questions will arise while reading this book that will make you want to flip another page one after the other. Who is this girl? Why is she so familiar? What is Jane really searching for? Find out the answer to these questions and a helping hand to heal yourself in The Fifteenth Flower.