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Three teens, connected by their parents' bad choices, tell in their own voices of their lives and loves as Shane finds his first boyfriend, Mikayla discovers that love can be pushed too far, and Harley loses herself in her quest for new experiences.
Author:
Hopkins, Ellen
Title:
Tilt
Imprint:
New York : - Margaret K McElderry Books
Pages:
603
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9781416983309, 1416983309
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Ellen Hopkins
Characteristics:
603 p. ;,19 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Hopkins, Ellen
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Add a Commentthis book is absolutely amazing! I love how it's written in free verse. It's just so page turning and beautifully written; definitely one of the best books I've read :) It was awesome to have the few poems from the perspective of the other characters than the main ones.
I liked this book, but I still don't understand why the author decided to write 2 books with the same setting and characters, just from a different point of view. This book takes place during the same time as Triangles, so you get the same story line, but more personal info on the teens. I really enjoyed Shane, Mikayla and Harley's characters, but there were a bunch of random poems thrown in there from the people these 3 met along the way. Overall, I would recommend this book, but don't think that you have to read Triangles before reading Tilt.