BOOK REVIEW: Glass reviewed by Kaylyn P.

"Just one more hit!" That was the thought process of Kristina, the teenage girl in teh book Glass. Her mind and her actions were damaged due to the drug, crank. She forgot her family, her schooling, and most importantly her baby boy. Seh didn't care about anything in her life. Her main goal was to find crank and get it at any cost. No matter how horrible the consequences were, she always went back to crank. You never expect what's going to happen, because something always ends up going wrong. So, what happens in teh end? I guess you're going to have to read and find out. The book had me hooked from page one because of the abrupt beginning. After being hooked by the beginning, I read the entire book in two days.

I liked the book because it makes you feel like you are personally involved in the situation because you start feeling all the emotions Kristina and her mom are going through. This book takes you on a journey through the life of a teenage girl who continually makes poor decicions. I like that it was written in verse because it helps the reader get a better understanding of how the character is feeling and what she is really thinking. It also helps readers understand how drug use can completely take over your life. No matter what you read, you will never find a book as indulging as Glass. I recommend it for anyone who enjoys suspense and tragedy.

NOTE: Glass is the sequel to the book Crank.