The Crank Trilogy: Glass (Paperback)

from 8F_SAM

This book wasn't as good as I thought it'll be. But is was better than Crank! Kristina and Bree are addicted again! But this time, they put their baby, Hunter, in danger too! What'll they do? Just wait and see! Now a new boy is in their lives, after Chase leaving then for university! Name's Trey,...

from Kristymk18

Never have I disliked a main character as much as I do Kristina. At the end of Crank it seems like she is willing to to get her life together and leave behind the world of drugs for her son. But soon enough, in Glass, she goes straight back to "the monster." It controls her, becomes her obsession...

from ThoughtsofJoyLibrary

Kristina Snow made some major mistakes in the summer prior to her senior year and those mistakes continue to haunt her every day. This follow up is no prettier than its predecessor. It's filled with all the damaging effects that drugs can have on someone's life and how it affects those around the...

from ACleveland

this one was my favorite out of the series. it really had to do with addiction and how easily you can fall back into it without meaning to and not realizing that you have a problem or just ignoring the fact that you do have one. it seemed like no matter how much Kristina tried she couldn't see th...

from SandSing7

Ellen Hopkins' Glass and Crank are this generation's Go Ask Alice. Hard hitting and graphic, the novel really gets to the heart of a life torn apart by drugs. What makes the story even more frightening is that it is based off of her own daughter's battle with meth. Not recommended for middle scho...