From the Bookshelf of PCLS Summer Reading 2014…

[close] I had no idea what to expect from this story. Wow. It wasn't like anything I've read before. It is a depressing story, but extremely interesting. I can't say too much or it will give away what is going on with Adam Farmer, the boy who is telling the story. It's kind of like reading a mystery because you, along with Adam, are trying to discover information about his past, things that are "blank" in his mind. It's clear right away that part of the story is Adam talking with a psychiatrist. If you like mysteries and reading about mental illness, you might like this book. Not something I think I'll have my 14 year old read yet. Might be too disturbing.