Glass
by Ellen Hopkins
Without more specific information, this likely refers to Ellen Hopkins' novel 'Glass,' the sequel to 'Crank.' The story follows Kristina as she continues to struggle with methamphetamine addiction while trying to care for her infant son. The novel deals with mature themes including drug addiction, toxic relationships, sexual situations, and the devastating impact of substance abuse on family relationships. Written in Hopkins' signature free verse poetry style, it explores themes of addiction, recovery, motherhood, and personal responsibility.
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