Not explicitly. A few times near the middle and end of the book Jess mentions a wolf-dog stalking her camp. Bo and this dog fight and both retain injuries.
Yes and no! :( Jess finally gets to go home and is safe, but she loses a lot before it can happen. She mentions having nothing to go home to, but wanting to finish her life the way it was. She ends up in another foster home, and has to have a religious funeral for her father who would have hated it. It's bittersweet.
Jess's father encourages her to continue pushing through her pain and injured leg even though she tells him how bad it is. He apologizes soon after and he becomes better about it.
Not specifically but at the ending Jess recounts that when the media covered her story, one of the retellings makes it seem like certain politicians were responsible for taking down the 'bad guys'.
The men Raph and Daniel both chase Jess for a bit, mostly Raph, towards the ending. Jess has to hide out in her cabin for a few pages before going out and confronting Raph.
No explicit panic attacks though Jess does have a few moments in which she is very upset and cries. These moments tend to go by quickly though and could be skipped if need be.
Not a hospital but a physical therapy clinic. Jess has a close relationship with her physical therapist and theres multiple flashbacks to her sessions with him helping her in the clinic.
Jess, while angry and yelling at her father, compares her situation to a kidnapping. She obviously doesn't mean this and it doesn't come up later at all.
No eating disorders. Jess does mention many times that she is starving, and while in her new cabin she finally sees how gaunt she looks due to her rapid malnutrition.
There is no sexual, physical or verbal abuse; however, Jess' father neglects her medical needs and insists that her physical limitations are "all in her head."
There isn't any substance abuse at all in this book, but it is touched on a few times that most of the main cast drinks. Carl, Jess's father, drinks a beer and gives Jess a drink with alcohol in it (she knows about it). Griff drinks a few times, and the cabin Jess finds is reported to have beer in the cabinets.
Squirrels, fish, rabbits, deer and much are hunted, killed, and eaten. Many animals ars hunted for food. Jess sees in a photograph a bear that her father and his friends killed. Her dad previously killed a Moose which she ate. A fox is killed by a wolf. That “wolf-dog†is killed by Jess in the end.
Jess vomits from the smell of her father's corpse after digging up his grave. Nausea is mentioned several times as a reaction to the meat she eats, such as the “squirrel stew†that tasted too gamey.