I read this book in a little over two hours without taking a break. I'm still "jittery" from my experience with it. This is my first Ellen Hopkins novel and I have to say, it won't be my last. I adore her style of writing. She has such a beautiful way with words and some verses were so real they wil...
Once I became accustomed to the writing style, I was quickly immersed in this incredible story. I wish this book would have been available when I was a teenager. It is reminiscent of Go Ask Alice with that same strong voice that doesn't shy away from the ugly, painful, and difficult truths. The writ...
If you really want to know how one falls into drugs and is paralyzed there, read this book. Right from the start, I was amazed. You hear these stories all the time. At least I do. Some of my family members are really into drugs and have been in and out of jail/rehab. But I never really took a step b...
See more of my reviews on The YA Kitten!Kristina Snow has only ever been a good girl. Good grades, good behavior, never associated with the wrong crowd--she doesn't take after her drug addict father at all. Or does she? When she goes to visit him due to a court order, her alter ego Bree, a girl who ...
Check out this review at Smash Attack Reads! http://smashattackreads.blogspot.com/2010/10/review-crank-by-ellen-hopkins.htmlKristina Georgia Snow is the perfect daughter: gifted high school junior, quiet, never any trouble. But on a trip to visit her absentee father, Kristina disappears and Bree tak...
#readathon book 4, review to come
Terrible. The style of the writing made it hard to read
I'm hoping that this blog post will be a discussion starter for teens and parents of teens and just people in general. Crank is a YA/Teen book written by Ellen Hopkins, based on her daughter's life and struggle with Meth addiction. I decided to pick it up because this book is HUGE in the middle sc...
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