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A review by krystlekouture
Clean by Amy Reed
4.0
Enjoyability: 4
I'm not sure why reading about other people's troubles is so enjoyable, but it really sucked me in.
Re-Readability: 2
Character Development: 3
The author captured teenage angst and addiction perFectly. Also, they were very good at selF-analyzing almost too good I'd say. It was very hard to believe how much they changed in one month. Finally, Shirley the therapist got on my nerves a lo.
Complexity: 3
Writing Style: 5
It was really interesting to not only see it From everyone's point oF view, but also to see it presented in diFFerent ways. Besides regular narrative the story was also presented through letters, group therapy sessions, and essays.
Believability: 4
Overall: 3.5
I'm not sure why reading about other people's troubles is so enjoyable, but it really sucked me in.
Re-Readability: 2
Character Development: 3
The author captured teenage angst and addiction perFectly. Also, they were very good at selF-analyzing almost too good I'd say. It was very hard to believe how much they changed in one month. Finally, Shirley the therapist got on my nerves a lo.
Complexity: 3
Writing Style: 5
It was really interesting to not only see it From everyone's point oF view, but also to see it presented in diFFerent ways. Besides regular narrative the story was also presented through letters, group therapy sessions, and essays.
Believability: 4
Overall: 3.5