Books by Ellen Hopkins
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review 1: This was a very interesting book to say the least. I've read Ellen's work before and I could really vibe with the characters and the plot. It's about the same for this book, I know it's a companion to her other novel Triangles, but having not read that really didn't make a differ...
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review 1: This book was sad and depressing at some times, which is why it is rated 4 stars, but overall it was pretty good. This was my first book to read by Ellen Hopkins (im crazy. I know) making this book very highly anticipated bc ive heard only good things about her. I will say, i hop...
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review 1: It was very interesting to read some author's opinions on the Twilight books. I was surprised to see that most of them liked the books for I am not that huge of a fan any more. You could tell that some them aren't exactly Twihards but they wouldn't state it. I would have liked to...
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review 1: This book is a continuation from Ellen Hopkins’ books Crank, Glass and Fallout all based on the life her daughter chose and how drugs changed not only her life but the life of those around her. This is a non-fiction book written in two parts. The first part is made up of contri...
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review 1: This is a wonderful collection of very entertaining essays ranging in voice from funny to informative. It is hard to see this as a book that the average reader will be chomping at the bit to go out and buy.That being said however, if you are:1. A diehard fan of Twilight with a s...
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review 1: This book was written for teenage girls....but that said, as an adult, I found it highly entertaining. Written in a prose looking style, with minimal words, the author has no trouble getting her thoughts and emotions out. It's about an innocent teenager who finds herself in a wor...
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review 1: I absolutely recommend reading this trilogy. Crank and Glass take the reader on the journey of a classic "good girl gone bad" scenario. The first two books continuously left me hoping that Kristina would turn her life around. It gets to the point where you realize that it won'...