The Crank Trilogy: Fallout (Paperback)

from dukesangel002

I don't know how to put into words what I feel about these books. They are so powerful that I know I just can't do this review the justice it deserves. I stay so emotionally wrecked while reading these books that it takes me a couple days to recover. Fallout was no exception. It had me laughing, ...

from mrsderaps

Fallout is the third book in the Crank series. For those of you who have dutifully read Crank and Glass, you may be sad to learn that Kristina is not the central character in this last book. Instead, this poignant third book revolves around Kristina's three oldest children: Hunter, Summer, and Au...

from kissmeimgone

The final book to Ellen Hopkins trilogy Crank and told from three of Kristina's childrens' perspectives, it tells the story of how children of addicts usually struggle to break the cycle. The ending of this book was sad and unexpected and from the very moment I picked this book up, I was unable t...

from khager

This is the rare trilogy where each book is better than the one before. In this, the story is narrated by Kristina's three oldest children. Hunter is now in college, in a great relationship that he keeps risking. Autumn (who Kristina was pregnant with at the end of Glass) is living with her grand...

from wtdmnx

It was a good end to the trilogy, however due to the new characters being introduced, you kind of don't want it to be the last book. It's a little confusing at first, but then you get to know all of the characters. Some people didn't like how the story included more things seemingly similar to El...