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Original Title:	Clean
ISBN:	144241345X (ISBN13: 9781442413450)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Christoper (Amy Reed), Eva (Amy Reed), Kelly (Amy Reed), Jason (Amy Reed)

Clean

Amy Reed

Paperback | Pages: 272 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 6750 Users | 604 Reviews

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Title	:	Clean
Author	:	Amy Reed
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 272 pages
Published	:	May 8th 2012 by Simon Pulse (first published July 19th 2011)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Health. Mental Health. Realistic Fiction. Mental Illness. Fiction

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You’re probably wondering how I ended up here. I’m still wondering the same thing.

Olivia, Kelly, Christopher, Jason, and Eva have one thing in common: They’re addicts. Addicts who have hit rock bottom and been stuck together in rehab to face their problems, face sobriety, and face themselves. None of them wants to be there. None of them wants to confront the truths about their pasts. And they certainly don’t want to share their darkest secrets and most desperate fears with a room of strangers. But they’ll all have to deal with themselves—and one another—if they want to learn how to live. Because when you get that high, there’s nowhere to go but down, down, down.

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Ratings: 4.02 From 6750 Users | 604 Reviews

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Amazing. I loved it. Clean is a book about five teenagers who are drug addicts.Olivia: a girl who has eating disorder in addition to drug addiction. She wants to be a child her mother wants her to bewhich is perfect. To try to make her mom happy, she starts to take pills her mother gave her so she can lose weight. I felt bad for Olivia and there are parents who want their kids to be perfect in everything. That is impossible.Kelly: an older child and when the little ones come along, she was

This review was for my blog event Psychtember, so it's formatted a little differently than usual, to reflect the mental health theme. I've structured things as though the book is the patient and I'm giving them an assessment. Each axis is an aspect of the book that I'll give my thoughts on (characters, plot, etc.), and the validity score refers to how psychologically accurate I think the book is, with the final diagnosis being my shooting star rating. The rating still reflects my overall view of

Original review at http://inkscratchers.blogspot.comI always struggle with how to start reviews for hard hitting, emotional contemporary books, and I have to say that those words totally describe Clean. I've heard this book described as 'The Breakfast Club in Rehab' and I have to say that pretty much nails it. We get these five teens, all in rehab because of their own addictions, all of them with a history and a not so glamorous background. We see these teens thrown together, becoming friends

Let's start with introductions, shall we? After all, there are five stories to keep track of in this one, so one must keep sharp. Behold:Kelly: she's the "every girl" here. She's the one we're a hop, skip, and a blown line away from becoming. If you think it's not possible to fall down the slippery slope of drug addiction, her story of unfortunate circumstances, naive curiosity, mean men and low self-esteem might get you thinking twice.Jason: the classic, sarcastic teenage, male asshole. The

Amy Reed is definitely one of my favorite teen fiction authors; her effortless blend of well-rounded, full characters and addicting situations never fails to engulf me. clean was the fourth book of hers I've read, and quite possibly my favorite. (it's so hard to pick one as my favorite!)

Let's start with introductions, shall we? After all, there are five stories to keep track of in this one, so one must keep sharp. Behold:Kelly: she's the "every girl" here. She's the one we're a hop, skip, and a blown line away from becoming. If you think it's not possible to fall down the slippery slope of drug addiction, her story of unfortunate circumstances, naive curiosity, mean men and low self-esteem might get you thinking twice.Jason: the classic, sarcastic teenage, male asshole. The

Name: Amy ReedBook title: CleanPersonal Response:I ended up really liking reading Clean. It was very interesting to see the world from a drug addicts perspective. I would really like to read more books from the same author, and I would like to see if this could become a series.Plot Summary:Olivia, Kelly, Jason, Eva, and Christopher are all drug addicts. They are stuck together in the same group in a rehabilitation facility. They have secrets that they are too afraid to share and struggling as