Name: A5 Book The Glass Girl by Kathleen Glasgow
SKU: MZ605200129KIBKSE
Price: 597 PKR
Availability: InStock

Product overview

This is the best-selling novel The Glass Girl by Kathleen Glasgow, a powerful story of resilience and healing that will resonate with every Pakistani reader seeking emotional depth.

Perfect for your cozy reading nooks or as a thoughtful gift, this A5-sized book is crafted with premium quality flexible paper that feels luxurious in your hands. Whether you’re a young adult or an adult reader, this new arrival delivers a gripping narrative that’s both stylish and deeply moving.

The book’s durable construction ensures it can withstand daily use, making it ideal for students, book clubs, or anyone who loves to carry their stories with them. Its elegant design, featuring a striking glass motif on the cover, adds a touch of sophistication to your collection.

The story follows Charlie, a 17-year-old navigating trauma and recovery with quiet strength — a theme that speaks to the modern Pakistani experience of overcoming adversity.

Premium quality flexible paper for comfortable reading
Durable binding to last through frequent use
Stylish A5 size perfect for carrying anywhere
New arrival from the bestselling author of Girl in Pieces
Ideal for readers who love emotional, character-driven stories
Perfect gift for teens, students, or anyone who loves powerful fiction

Highlights

Material: Flexible Paper, Hardcover And Paperback
Size: A5 Size
Package Includes: 1 x Book
Note: This book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.
Product Code: MZ605200129KIBKSE

Girl in Pieces is a deeply emotional and powerful young adult novel by Kathleen Glasgow that follows Charlotte “Charlie” Davis, a 17-year-old girl struggling to survive after a series of traumatic events. Charlie has lost her best friend, endured abuse, and resorted to self-harm as a way to cope with overwhelming pain. After being discharged from a treatment facility, she’s left to navigate life on her own—homeless, broken, but trying to heal.
With lyrical prose and unflinching honesty, Glasgow shines a light on mental illness, self-harm, and the quiet strength of survival. This is a story of resilience, friendship, and learning to find your voice, even when the world has tried to silence it.