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product_id: 5032145
title: "Clean Paperback – May 8, 2012"
brand: "amy reed"
price: "149 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/5032145-clean-paperback-may-8-2012
store_origin: RO
region: Romania
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# Clean Paperback – May 8, 2012

**Brand:** amy reed
**Price:** 149 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Clean Paperback – May 8, 2012 by amy reed
- **How much does it cost?** 149 Lei with free shipping
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## Customer Reviews

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    Stereotypical characters
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2020*

The story was entertaining, fairly straight forward with no surprises. The characters are stereotypical cliches with the expected sprinkle of PC rhetoric. The only reason none of these kids were minorities was so the counselor could deliver "the wake-up call" that if they were poor and/or black they would be in jail, not rehab.***Semi-spoiler*** Jason's dad was the typical ex military bully who beat his kid to make a man out of him, Olivia's mom was the wealthy socialite who have her daughter Rx diet pills, Christopher's mom the fat, clueless, Christian who keeps her son locked away from the win of the world, and Eva's dad the educated professor who, of course, when pointed out he is part of the problem, takes action and becomes the amazing parent. Of the teens, they are as if the author took the Breakfast Club kids and tried to remake them for today. The big "surprise" is the one " hiding" his sexual identity. Which of course would be the Christian guy because that's never been done.For all my criticism, and it is vast, it you have an hour or so, a subscription to Kindle Unlimited (it is not worth paying for), and you don't let the stereotypes bother you, it is entertaining, and not terrible. If the author would stop trying to make sure she has every base diversity covered and just write, I would read more. Her style is flowing and moves quickly, the details are there but not so many to interrupt the story. Just work on character development. Stop trying to check off all the boxes.

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    Yaaaaas Queen for writing teenagers as humans
  

*by M***I on Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2017*

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

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    Review by YABookHaven
  

*by N***R on Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2011*

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.

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