Crank (Crank #1)

Reader reviewed by Kayla

I really enjoyed this book. I think it really shows teenagers or anybody almost the risks of not doing drugs and how well peer pressure worked in this girls life to make her do crank. I can't wait to read the book Burned now since I have read this book.

Reader reviewed by Kate

This story of a teenager who becomes addicted to crank is a book that parents as well as teenagers should read. The sparse poetry conveys the power of the addiction so much more intensely than prose ever could.

As a parent, it was especially scary to see how quickly "the monster" claimed this young girl. The message of this book is so strong because it is never preachy or overdramitized. It comes across very true and real.

I read "Go Ask Alice" when I was a teenager and this book strikes the same emotions.

Reader reviewed by Rachael

This is a very good book and its poetic syling is very creative. I quite enjoyed the book. I would say people between the ages of 14 and 19 would enjoy it the most.

Reader reviewed by KtLyN

this book is a very good look at what its like to be on the drug, the feelings, the experiences its all true and i love the way this women shoes the girls emotion in a poetic form, its great for ages 15-17