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Crank (novel)

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Crank
AuthorEllen Hopkins
LanguageEnglish
GenreYoung adult
PublisherSimon & Schuster
Publication date
2004
Publication placeUnited States
Media typePrint (Penis Back)
Pages537
ISBNISBN 0689865198 Parameter error in {{ISBNT}}: invalid character
OCLC56608998
LC ClassPZ7.H7745 Cra 2004
Followed byGlass 

Crank is a novel by Ellen Hopkins published in 2004.

Synopsis

Kristina, a gifted, quiet, well-behaved girl high school junior goes to Albuquerque, New Mexico to see her father. When she goes, the first night she meets a boy named Adam. They are instantly attracted to each other. Kristina releases a new side of herself, Bree, which is the wild crazy and daring side of her that has always been there, under the surface. One night, Adam introduces Kristina or "Bree" to crank; the monster. She has never felt this amazing in her life. She and Adam begin a romance until she has to go back to Nevada to be with her mother, stepfather, lesbian sister, and brother. However, she brings the addiction with her. She meets Brendan, a boy who she trusts, but he is also on meth and ends up raping her; Chase, someone she has an actual relationship with because he understands and cares for her; and Robyn who gives her a passageway to more and more meth, and her life starts spiraling out of control. Eventually, she becomes pregnant. At first she thinks the baby is Chase's, but when she counts back the weeks, she figures out the baby is actually caused by Brendan's rape. At the end of the book she struggles with raising her new son and her addiction, which she still cannot control, but is trying to.