Clean

I love Amy Reed so when I bought more of her books I was excited cause she's usually a great writer. I loved this book and there were no characters I disliked. And I love that all of these characters were relatable on some level to myself. They have very human problems despite being in a situation I've never been in. Trying to impress parents, dealing with sexual abuse, body image, dealing with the major loss of a parent. You don't have to have been a drug addict to understand the problems of these characters. I found myself tearing up at one point from the relatability. I would forever lend this book to anyone who loves stories like this. I finished it in four days, that's how much I enjoyed it. It encourages growth and self help. Because loving yourself is important, especially if you're a young person. Kudos bitch. Amy Reed is that bitch. <3

I feel like there should have been more to this story. It seemed as though it was cut short. I wanted to know the back story of Christopher's mom and I wanted to find out more about their lives when they returned home. It was a page turner but it was very short read in my opinion. However, I feel this is something a troubled teen should definitely read and think on.

Every now and then there is a book that pulls you in from the very first page with no intention of letting you go. "Clean" is that book for me. What's so fantastic about "Clean" is that it's real, it's raw - it doesn't shy away from anything. "Clean" tells the stories of Kelly, Olivia, Eva, Christopher, and Jason during their stay in rehab. Each of their stories is different, but all so important. Reading "Clean" took me back to high-school. I remember what it felt like to be broken and how it took everything to recover from that feeling. To me, "Clean" should be a recommended book for all teenagers. Yes, the story is told in a rehab center. Yes, the characters have addictions. But the story is also much more. It's a story of self discovery, of finding the voice within one's self. I enjoyed every bit of this book and I'd highly recommend it.

It Is one of the best books i have ever read!!!! i kind of wish the book went a bit longer to tell us how they continued to be sober or if they didnt, or how olivias new treatment home is, or how Jason is in the military , or if Christopher ever saw Todd again , or how Eva and her father turned out. . So many questions left but it will always be a favorite

I really did enjoy reading this book and getting to know the characters but I couldn't help but feel a little disappointed at the end. I would have liked to have known what happened to the rest of the characters after leaving the treatment facility. I would have liked there to be letters from all of them a few months after leaving. other than that though I do have to say I really did enjoy the book.

I thought this book was great. Written through the eyes off all 5 characters helped to bond and feel a connection with them all. Christians character had a lot of depth and would like to read a sequel based on his life after rehab. Much loved novel. Missed it when I finished it.

I enjoyed it. I purchased it on accident and decided to read it anyway. It was probably and accurate discription of what goes on in a rehab center. It was written well from each character's point of view and the sturgles teen's anywhere have to go through. It describes bullying and social groups pretty well.

This book is a must read. I read this book in three days. And now it has been read by both my teenage daughters. My Neice currently is reading it and we all give it 5 Stars. Its very honest and real about the harsh realities of using and then trying to get clean. Highly suggest you have your teenage children read this book....