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Teach Me to Forget

By: Erica M. Chapman

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Hardcover | 2 December 2016

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You might as well live
This book deals with suicide but its real theme is trust, friendship and hope.

Ellery can't go on. Her younger sister she adored is dead, and her family is a shambles, but when she tries to end it all, even her gun misfires. When she goes to get a refund, she meets Colter, a cute boy who's way, way too concerned with Ellery's worthless existence. But as she learns, he has reasons of his own to fight for her life, and love is only one of them.

About the Author

A devout Detroit Lions fan, Erica M. Chapman is also mentor to other young adult writers, and a contributor to YA Misfits. This is her first novel.

Industry Reviews

"Ellery finds life after the death of her little sister, Tate, unbearable. Chapman has crafted a hauntingly beautiful story with richly developed characters. A moving tale to recommend, especially to readers who loved Jennifer Niven's All the Bright Places." --School Library Journal

"High school junior Ellery Stevens has decided to end her life. She cannot stop blaming herself for the freak driving accident in which her beloved younger sister was killed. Ellery's voice is engaging and authentic, and her edgy black humor comes into play.... Sadness gives way to redemption and an unforced hope in this thoughtful read." --Kirkus Reviews

"A beautifully crafted, dark, and heartbreaking look at depression and suicide. Ellery's story is needed and necessary; Chapman is a writer to watch" --Kathleen Glasgow, New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces

"In this stunningly brave and necessary debut, Erica M. Chapman takes us on a journey to the edge and back--exploring grief, depression, and suicide with candor, insight, and above all, hope." --Amber Smith, New York Times bestselling author of The Way I Used to Be

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