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Half a Life

Book • 2010

In 'Half a Life', Darin Strauss recounts the tragic event of accidentally killing a classmate, Celine Zilke, in a car accident.

The book explores themes of guilt, responsibility, and living with the past, offering a candid and courageous dialogue about the human experience.

Strauss's narrative delves into the emotional and psychological impacts of the accident on his life and those around him.

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