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A review by ljesica
Bruiser by Neal Shusterman
4.0
Bruiser is a freak. He's the opposite of popular. His clothes don't fit, he doesn't seem clean and he's always got cuts and scrapes. So when Tennyson's twin sister Bronte starts dating him, he is not happy about it.
But then they get to know Brewster, the actual human being. Brewster has a strange home life and something is definitely different about him. It's hard to put your finger on it, but hanging out with Brewster, it's like all of your pain disappears.
I sometimes think that some of the teen books I read are scarier for me than the intended audience, because I know how easily kids can get hurt. I was really nervous about how this book would end. But I liked it!
But then they get to know Brewster, the actual human being. Brewster has a strange home life and something is definitely different about him. It's hard to put your finger on it, but hanging out with Brewster, it's like all of your pain disappears.
I sometimes think that some of the teen books I read are scarier for me than the intended audience, because I know how easily kids can get hurt. I was really nervous about how this book would end. But I liked it!