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by Albert Borris
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Sesana
Sesana rated it 12 years ago
Four suicidal teens decide to go on a road trip. They'll tour the graves of famous people who killed themselves, then commit suicide as a group in Death Valley. Sound tense? It certainly can be. But the pacing is so very slow. Considering how important the suicide grave tour seems to be in the blurb...
The Book Nerd
The Book Nerd rated it 13 years ago
This book is very honest and dark. It also in a way very detailed.In the book they go a long with their favorite writers & musicians who killed them selves aka suicide and the list the ones where other it been stated accidently suicide which means in a way not suicide if it not accidente. Their some...
LunaLuss
LunaLuss rated it 13 years ago
The novel was depressing but with a happy ending. I expected it to be this way and I liked the 'hoping ending.' The style wasnt really exceptional but adding chat conversation was a good idea. It isnt as deep as I thouhgt but it was still enjoyable in the sense that I sympathised with the characters...
Jessica'a Books!
Jessica'a Books! rated it 13 years ago
ended WAY different then i expected. it was a good book. took me 3 days to finish it. This story is not for the faint of heart.
Karin's Book Nook
Karin's Book Nook rated it 13 years ago
Owen, Frank, Audrey, and Jin-Ae meet online while discussing their suicide attempts. The four bond quickly and start chatting on a regular basis and end up forming a pact. They will meet, take a road trip to visit the graves of celebrities that have committed suicide, and end their trip and their ...
Pants' Books & Stuff!
Pants' Books & Stuff! rated it 13 years ago
(Original review posted on my livejournal account: http://intoyourlungs.livejournal.com/36644.html)Why I Read It: Now that I think about it, I'm really not sure why this book caught my eye. I remember coming across it at work back when it first came out and thinking "Whoa, that sounds kind of intens...
Andi's ABCs
Andi's ABCs rated it 13 years ago
Meeting new people you never know what will bond you. Will it be your dislike of something, your fear of something, something you both find funny? Will it be a silent moment or a laugh you share? Or will it be something deeper, something darker? For Owen, Frank, Audrey and Jin-Ae they were connect...
Books With Bite
Books With Bite rated it 14 years ago
I loved this book because of the hope it brings. Four friends gather together for one last trip before they kill themselves. All of them stricken by some type of guilt or pain just want out of this world. During this trip they discover that there is much more to life.Hope. I love this book. All four...
Jess Unbound
Jess Unbound rated it 14 years ago
"Crash into Me" is a story about 4 teenagers that struggle with life and are seriously suicidal. They met over the internet and decided to go on a road trip together. Each of them chooses 1 destination, one famous person that kills themself, one grave they want to visit. The trip ends in Death Valle...
The Hiding Spot
The Hiding Spot rated it 15 years ago
CRASH INTO ME is Albert Borris' first novel and he makes a splash with this open and honest portrayal of four teens contemplating suicide.The story is told in varying formats: narrative, chatroom sessions, and the occasional pertinent list. The narrative moves the reader through the current events, ...
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