In Ungrown, Allison Slabotsky tells her story through raw, lyrical poetry—beginning with a childhood fractured by betrayal and ending in the quiet, hard-won joy of motherhood and love.
This deeply personal collection explores themes of family, estrangement, addiction, identity, and the long road to healing. With unflinching honesty and emotional precision, Ungrown gives voice to what it means to come of age too soon—and to choose growth, softness, and survival anyway.
