"Powerful, essential reading for all high school and college students, parents, and educators." - Kirkus Reviews
"Readers will take away a deep appreciation and admiration for Prout's resilience as she transitions into a resolute crusader for the empowerment of victims of sexual violence—and for its prevention." - Publisher's Weekly
"A new, bold voice and teen activist for other young women." - People Magazine
"Prout’s ability to transform so much of her pain into action and hope for not just herself, but for so many other survivors, is incredibly empowering." - Ms. Magazine
"A book by someone so young, so soon after the fact, provides a nuanced addition to the #MeToo conversation." - VICE
"This is an outstanding examination of rape culture, injustice, and privilege." - School Library Journal
"The memoir is both heartbreaking and hopeful, an honest and frank testimony; it is an important (if difficult) read that acts as both an eye-opener and a call to action." - Shelf Awareness
New York Public Library’s 2018 #BestBooks for Teens
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