Blood Brothers

by S. A. Harazin
Blood Brothers  
published 2007 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
binding Hardcover
isbn 038573364X   (isbn13: 9780385733649)
pages 240
description Without his job at the hospital, Clay would be lost. The hard work, the struggles of the patients, the drama in the ERÑit makes his days worth someth...more
date added
03-21-07



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Emily
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10/31/07

Read in October, 2007
recommends it for: YA and reluctant readers
Clay and Joey have been friends ever since Clay’s family showed up on Joey’s family’s doorstep during Thanksgiving without a dime and starving almost ten years earlier.
Now the boys have graduated from high school. Joey is valedictorian and is attending Duke pre-med. Clay would love to do the same, but his family is still struggling financially. Although Clay’s dad has a job, he still relies a bit on Joey’s family. The two are like brothers. In fact, they made a pact that insured the...more
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Jennifer
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05/03/08

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Reviewed by Sally Kruger, aka "Readingjunky" for TeensReadToo.com

In BLOOD BROTHERS, S. A. Harazin combines many "teens will love it" elements sure to be a success for the young adult crowd.

Clay and Joey are best friends, even though their lives are quite different. Clay's mother died when he was just a baby, and while he lives with his dad, there's not much interaction between them. He pretty much fends for himself. Joey, on the other hand, has a great family, gets g...more
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Danny
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05/01/08

Read in April, 2008
Danny Stenseth
5/1/08
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Blood Brothers

I thought this book was an okay book. This story is about two really good friends. Clay works at a hospital all the time and doesn’t really have a family. Clay and his dad don’t get along and Clay’s mom died when he was young. But Joey has the opposite life that Clay has. Joey has an awesome family and he has a spoiled life. Joey is going to an Ivey school. He has an awesome girlfriend and many more. Clay doesn’t like his life at all....more
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Hazel
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06/05/08

Clay Gardener ,although his life is hard, loves his job at the hospital. His Dad is a garbage truck driver and Clay transports himself on his bike since he can't afford a car. His best friend, Joey, is more fortunate but they are extremely close especially just after graduating from high school and looking forward to college. Joey plans to attend a great college and Clay on the other hand has to work till he can afford to go to college and become a doctor, his dream. One night after returning fr...more
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Kelly
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12/07/07

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Interesting read, the protagonist is a recent high school graduate who works as a medical tech in a hospital, the same hospital where his friend is on life support following a fight.
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nora
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04/01/08

Read in March, 2008
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Michael
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02/18/08

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Read in February, 2008
i thought it was an excellent book. Kinda sad but still very well written. It sparked my interest of taking a cross-country bike trip
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Kathy
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03/19/08

Very well done. Great book to see inside the head of a teen boy. It's a good book for dealing with guilt, too.
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J.E.
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09/28/07

Read in September, 2007
It's a gripping book that pulls you in from the first chapter.
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