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A review by rjdenney
Sure Signs of Crazy by Karen Harrington
3.0
2.5 STARS!!
I was really excited to read this because it had been on my shelf for a whole year and MG contemporaries involving Mental Health are books you rarely see. But sadly this was one big borefest of a read and it's only 270 pages long. This takes place during a summer and nothing really happens, except for Sarah finally finding the courage to tell her alcoholic father how she really feels. I was really rooting for this because it was super intense, I mean the main character's own twin brother was drowned by their mother and she was the only one to make it out alive. I found myself skimming the last 70 pages and found that this was pretty much a waste of good reading time. On to the next one and I hope it's better than this was.
- Richard
I was really excited to read this because it had been on my shelf for a whole year and MG contemporaries involving Mental Health are books you rarely see. But sadly this was one big borefest of a read and it's only 270 pages long. This takes place during a summer and nothing really happens, except for Sarah finally finding the courage to tell her alcoholic father how she really feels. I was really rooting for this because it was super intense, I mean the main character's own twin brother was drowned by their mother and she was the only one to make it out alive. I found myself skimming the last 70 pages and found that this was pretty much a waste of good reading time. On to the next one and I hope it's better than this was.
- Richard