Her older self has been through it all already—she endured the bullying, 4. Aimee L. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Before I get into what was actually written, I don't really understand why everyone just accepted whatever Tully was so easily. I warn you that content in this novel does not make it appropriate for younger audiences. I'm not ashamed to admit that I was in a very dark place. Everyone else is perfectly normal, but whenever Tully makes contact with anyone with her hand, they feel whatever she's feeling.
Is she dead? I encourage you to read it yourself and see. Young Adult. I wanted anyone who read it who'd felt rejected or put-upon by their peers, to feel that they were connecting with me as the author. When she meets Chris at church, she thinks nothing of it, but wonders why a boy like him would look at a trash like her. Oh, and can we talk about the fact that since she saved herself, she never had to go to therapy so she never would have seen her Younger Self in the mirror and then jumped through to try and save her in the first place?
