The first offence they committed was to divide the story in 2 chapters instead of the original 4, thus they had to reorganize the structure to make that change work even if it was nonsensical. By the end of this short and flimsy book, one actually feels unsatisfied and disgusted (but maybe this is just me? Honestly this book really shows how little things impact other so much more that you had ever thought. I actually quite liked this book because I thought the storyline was good, I also liked how the book was written so it felt like you were reading a letter to someone. Devastating, empowering and informative, this book brings to life a clash of cultures at the heart of contemporary society and shows how female genital mutilation is a very British problem.

The back of the book said the story was part psychological mystery and I just couldn't disagree more.Jerry is keen to escape from his halls of residence and when a house sharing opportunity arises he finds himself thrown together with Millicent and two other elderly ladies. well, actually, you have to ask yourself what kind of sick mind derives gratification from seeing people being butchered. The essential guide to growing Eucalyptus for cut foliage, written by the CEO of Hardy Eucalyptus, Hilary Collins. then again, this is YA so maybe she thought she had to dumb it down a little - which i think is a total flaw.

Milie and Jerry are as yet unaware that they share a common passion for ‘video nasties’, as the horror movies from the late 70s to early 80s have been labelled by an easily offended press. Then Millie finds an old photograph from 1994, and the events that led to her imprisonment are sharply brought back into focus.CUT is an amazing first novel by Patricia McCormick that offers a glimpse inside the mind of a 15-year-old girl who cuts herself. Submission Literary agent Publisher's reader Contract negotiation intellectual property rights royalty rates, format, etc.