Crank by Ellen Hopkins

Written in powerful free verse, Crank tells the story of a teenager whose experimentation with drugs spirals into addiction and life-altering consequences. The novel is one of the most frequently challenged books in the United States, often targeted for its depictions of drug use, sexuality, and mature themes. Critics see controversial content; supporters see an honest and deeply effective conversation starter about addiction and its real-world impacts. This 2004 paperback edition is in Like New condition, clean, attractive, and exceptionally well preserved.

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