Burned

This young adult novel follows Miranda, a fundamentalist Mormon teenager who struggles with her faith, family expectations, and personal identity after experiencing a traumatic event. The story explores themes of religious questioning, family dysfunction, abuse, and self-discovery as Miranda navigates the restrictive environment of her polygamist community. The narrative addresses serious topics including religious trauma, domestic violence, and the journey toward personal autonomy and healing. Parents should be aware this book deals with mature themes including abuse within a religious context.