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Twisted by Laurie Halse Anderson
June 16, 2011
Raw. Spectacularly raw and true. This story of Tyler Miller is the most realistic story of a hormonal, unformed teenager I've ever read. Bethany Milbury has stolen his heart but his innocence was stolen when he was arrested for vandalism. He's trying to find his way, like every other teenager, but he's different than most. His extremely disfunctional family, his grades, his battle with hormones, even his battle with his mind. Seems like most teenagers? Yes. Read it and you won't think that.
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