We Are All Made of Scars

In "We Are All Made of Scars," Christopher Morris paints a poignant picture of adolescence amid a chaotic family life dominated by alcoholism. Set in the mid-90s outside Chicago, the memoir chronicles his struggles with the pressures of high school, a crumbling home environment, and the pursuit of a semblance of normalcy, all while navigating a world filled with misadventures and bad decisions. Through his deeply personal narrative, Morris offers a unique perspective on addiction and resilience, making it both a cautionary tale and a coming-of-age story that resonates with readers. Additionally, a portion of the book's proceeds will support alcoholism treatment centers and Al-Anon groups.