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A review by reader4evr
Clean by Amy Reed
4.0
Wow, not what I was expecting. I was surprised how gritty and intense this book was.
Like I've said before I'm such a fan of multiple points of views. I really got to know Kelly and Christopher throughout the story. I wish Jason, Olivia and Eva had their "own" chapters too (wonder why the author didn't do that) but I did like how they did feature those characters with the group sessions and personal essays. The more you read the book, the more you got to know the characters. The only thing that I didn't like about the book is that it kind of ended just like that. I liked the letter from Olivia to the students still at the rehab center which kind of explained her. I wish there was a epilogue that could have really "ended" the book.
I think students that are fans of Ellen Hopkins will like this book. Even though it is not in verse, it is definitely a high interest book with the way the book is "setup".
Like I've said before I'm such a fan of multiple points of views. I really got to know Kelly and Christopher throughout the story. I wish Jason, Olivia and Eva had their "own" chapters too (wonder why the author didn't do that) but I did like how they did feature those characters with the group sessions and personal essays. The more you read the book, the more you got to know the characters. The only thing that I didn't like about the book is that it kind of ended just like that. I liked the letter from Olivia to the students still at the rehab center which kind of explained her. I wish there was a epilogue that could have really "ended" the book.
I think students that are fans of Ellen Hopkins will like this book. Even though it is not in verse, it is definitely a high interest book with the way the book is "setup".