Last Night I Sang to the Monster (Hardcover) by Benjamin Alire Saenz

from bwoodreader

Zach is 18 and in rehab. His connection to the others in rehab is beautiful. He slowly remembers what brought him to this place - his famy. Each of his family members has a part to play in his abusive childhood, but it takes him the whole book to remember the incident that actually brought him to...

from sproe

I read this book mainly because it was on the 2011 Banned Books list. I still don't know why anyone thought it should be banned. It's a Young Adult title, but the story is relevant to adults as well and I found it a good thought-provoking read. Zach is an alcoholic who finds himself in a treatmen...

from lilibrarian

Zach is in rehab, but doesn't remember how he got there. His mother was depressed, his father was an alcoholic, his brother terrorized the family. Zack drank to escape. He knows he was an alcoholic, but he doesn't know what happened to his family and he isn't sure he wants to remember.

from dawncastor

Zach is a senior in high school. He gets straight A's. He is a victim of his brother's frequent violence and neglected by his mom and dad. And he drinks bourbon. Alot. Zach is also in a drug and alcohol rehab center with no idea how he got there. Adam, his therapist, tries to get Zach to tell him...

from heathersblue

Wow. What a fantastic novel. Zack wakes up and finds himself a client (which means he can leave anytime he wants) in a mental facility. He doesn't remember how he got there and spends a great deal of energy trying to be numb and to keep from remembering. As time goes on, however, things start cha...