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Fallout by Ellen Hopkins

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bookthra's review against another edition

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dark emotional hopeful reflective sad tense fast-paced

5.0

clrvnzd's review against another edition

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4.0

Her children make better decisions that her but in the end, she learns and appeals to change that will save her from the hell of addiction.

addyreadsitall's review against another edition

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3.0

I’m actually finding it hard to believe that I couldn’t make myself give this book a higher rating.

The first two books in this trilogy(Crank and Glass) were just what I expected them to be - harsh, raw, devastating, an inside-look at not only the user of “The Monster”, but a look at how the family of the user was affected. Although Fallout was a good book, I didn’t feel the same connection to it as the first two books.

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4.0

I am addicted to these books. Watching as the monster that did so much damage in their mom's life, these children are collateral damage. I find myself wanting to know more of their lives. I want to know what happened in the relationships. I feel invested.