A Body Made of Glass by Caroline Crampton is a thoughtful, moving exploration of illness, identity, and the experience of living with an unpredictable body. Blending personal reflection with wider cultural and medical insight, it offers readers an intimate look at what it means to be vulnerable, resilient, and seen.
Written in clear, engaging prose, this book will appeal to readers drawn to memoir, health narratives, and reflective non-fiction. A Body Made of Glass invites you to think about the body not just as something physical, but as a place where memory, fear, and hope can all live at once.
