Kathleen Glasgow

And there are some like aspects of my life where no one told me, how do you take care of a baby or how do you be like a good, attentive, loving parent? So I was like, I had to do that. Right. And then You know, then my mother died and then I felt utterly alone. And I you don't like grief never leaves you. It's always there.

And there are some like aspects of my life where no one told me, how do you take care of a baby or how do you be like a good, attentive, loving parent? So I was like, I had to do that. Right. And then You know, then my mother died and then I felt utterly alone. And I you don't like grief never leaves you. It's always there.

And so when it came time to write the second book, I thought I'm going to write about grief because I'm really thinking about it right now. And it's really, it's like, I miss these people and I miss like what our lives could have been like if we were all together again.

And so when it came time to write the second book, I thought I'm going to write about grief because I'm really thinking about it right now. And it's really, it's like, I miss these people and I miss like what our lives could have been like if we were all together again.

And so when it came time to write the second book, I thought I'm going to write about grief because I'm really thinking about it right now. And it's really, it's like, I miss these people and I miss like what our lives could have been like if we were all together again.

And I thought I'm going to write about that because even though I'm an adult now and I lost them both as adults, I have some tools that, to manage my grief as much as it can be managed. But what if that had happened to me when I was a teenager? Like, what if, like Tiger says in the book, the one person who could help me through this would be my mother? But she's dead. What then?

And I thought I'm going to write about that because even though I'm an adult now and I lost them both as adults, I have some tools that, to manage my grief as much as it can be managed. But what if that had happened to me when I was a teenager? Like, what if, like Tiger says in the book, the one person who could help me through this would be my mother? But she's dead. What then?

And I thought I'm going to write about that because even though I'm an adult now and I lost them both as adults, I have some tools that, to manage my grief as much as it can be managed. But what if that had happened to me when I was a teenager? Like, what if, like Tiger says in the book, the one person who could help me through this would be my mother? But she's dead. What then?

What happens to you, especially when, as Tiger... As it happens to Tiger, her father, who she's never known, is in prison. Where does she go? What happens to you when you have like no one and you've lost the one person? And I really want to talk about grief from the aspect of a teenager who's like in it.

What happens to you, especially when, as Tiger... As it happens to Tiger, her father, who she's never known, is in prison. Where does she go? What happens to you when you have like no one and you've lost the one person? And I really want to talk about grief from the aspect of a teenager who's like in it.

What happens to you, especially when, as Tiger... As it happens to Tiger, her father, who she's never known, is in prison. Where does she go? What happens to you when you have like no one and you've lost the one person? And I really want to talk about grief from the aspect of a teenager who's like in it.

And so I, I wrote that book and it was very, it was, I would, for me, I would say that's the saddest book that I wrote because I like grief. We don't really talk about grief a lot. People tell you, or you'll heal and you'll get past this. But to a kid, that's absolutely the worst thing that could happen to you. Like you don't get over it. You can't get past it and you are not going to heal.

And so I, I wrote that book and it was very, it was, I would, for me, I would say that's the saddest book that I wrote because I like grief. We don't really talk about grief a lot. People tell you, or you'll heal and you'll get past this. But to a kid, that's absolutely the worst thing that could happen to you. Like you don't get over it. You can't get past it and you are not going to heal.

And so I, I wrote that book and it was very, it was, I would, for me, I would say that's the saddest book that I wrote because I like grief. We don't really talk about grief a lot. People tell you, or you'll heal and you'll get past this. But to a kid, that's absolutely the worst thing that could happen to you. Like you don't get over it. You can't get past it and you are not going to heal.

You're just going to paper over your wound for a little bit and try to get through every day. But everything is going to be a reminder. Your first day is like junior year. Your mother's not there. Your first date, your mother's not there. If you go to college, your mother's not there. Those people will never be there. And so you can't get beyond that feeling of being without them forever.

You're just going to paper over your wound for a little bit and try to get through every day. But everything is going to be a reminder. Your first day is like junior year. Your mother's not there. Your first date, your mother's not there. If you go to college, your mother's not there. Those people will never be there. And so you can't get beyond that feeling of being without them forever.

You're just going to paper over your wound for a little bit and try to get through every day. But everything is going to be a reminder. Your first day is like junior year. Your mother's not there. Your first date, your mother's not there. If you go to college, your mother's not there. Those people will never be there. And so you can't get beyond that feeling of being without them forever.

And I wanted to talk especially about those emotional issues, but also feelings. Talk a little bit about what it's like for kids in the foster care system and what happens to them and how they can get bounced around. And I wanted those kids to have a voice. So I gave Tiger all these kids that she meets like Thaddeus and Leonard and all the other kids that she meets in foster care.

And I wanted to talk especially about those emotional issues, but also feelings. Talk a little bit about what it's like for kids in the foster care system and what happens to them and how they can get bounced around. And I wanted those kids to have a voice. So I gave Tiger all these kids that she meets like Thaddeus and Leonard and all the other kids that she meets in foster care.

And I wanted to talk especially about those emotional issues, but also feelings. Talk a little bit about what it's like for kids in the foster care system and what happens to them and how they can get bounced around. And I wanted those kids to have a voice. So I gave Tiger all these kids that she meets like Thaddeus and Leonard and all the other kids that she meets in foster care.