Five Minutes More (Paperback)

from shootingstarr7

I have a hard time with books about suicide. It's a subject that's very close to me, and there is nothing like the gut-wrenching feeling of learning someone you care about has taken their own life. For that reason, books that deal with the aftermath of suicide for those left behind tend to resona...

from brainlair

There's nowhere to look and not see coffins. ...like some kind of death department store. (p. 2) D'Arcy and her mom are making the funeral arrangements for her dad. His car was found in the river and D'Arcy cant help wondering if it was an accident or he did it on purpose. If he committed suicide...

from Runa

Darlene Ryan's Five Minutes More is just another example of edgy teen literature that is ready to dive right in and make a splash to change the genre for the better. The raw honesty in D'Arcy's narration will make the reader sympathize with all of the horrible, rotten things she has to go through...

from Runa

Darlene Ryan's Five Minutes More is just another example of edgy teen literature that is ready to dive right in and make a splash to change the genre for the better. The raw honesty in D'Arcy's narration will make the reader sympathize with all of the horrible, rotten things she has to go through...