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The two main characters both went missing in the book, The Escape, after they decided to go hiking in the woods. They sent out a search team and high school students were out searching for the two boys in the woods.

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Blog 16 - File a Missing Person Complaint

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Blog 16 - File a Missing Person Complaint

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In Caught, Haley McWaid has been missing for three months and no further evidence has been found towards the investigation.

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Blog 11 - File a Missing Person Complaint

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Blog 11 - File a Missing Person Complaint

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Act on your impulse, swallow the bottle, cut a little deeper, put the gun to your chest.

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A - is for ABANDONMENT that Tony felt when his dad left.
B - is for the BLADE that Vanessa uses to cut herself.
C - is for the second CHANCE Conner got.
D - is for DETERMINED for the patients that are determined to get out of the hospital.
E - is for the many EMOTIONS each person feels.
F - is for FIGHT, each character is fighting their own battle.
G - is for GUN when Conner thought this was his only option.
H - is for the HARDSHIPS that they have all faced in life.
I - is for INSTITUTION where these character's are.
J - is for the JUDGEMENT the characters receive from their peers.
K - is for KILL because Tony killed his mother's abusive boyfriend.
L - is for each LEVEL the character's improve in the hospital.
M - is for the many different MEDICATIONS each patient takes.
N - is for the NEGLECT that each character felt from their parents.
O - is for OVERBEARING parents that Conner has.
P - is for the PAINKILLERS that the characters take.
Q - is for not being able to QUIT bad habits.
R - is for REMINISCING with therapists.
S - is for SEXUALLY ABUSED because Tony experienced this when he was young.
T - is for the THERAPISTS that each patient talks with.
U - is for the UNDERNOURISHED food.
V - is for the VOLUNTEER workers in the hospital.
W - is for being called "WACKOS."
X - is for how much parents EXAGGERATE.
Y - is for being YOUNG but have gone through so much.
Z - is for ZERO tolerance of self harm in the institution.

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I think that one of Kristina's (Bree) fears would be the fear of falling in love. At the beginning of the book, she was scared to fall in love. When she finally did, everything was great but then Adam (who she fell for), ended up ending things because Kristina went back home after her summer trip. While Kristina was visiting her dad, her and Adam hung out quite a few times but Adam was actually with somebody else which was one of the reasons that I think she was afraid to fall. After all of that and Kristina gets home, time passes and Kristina falls for a different boy, Chase. Chase and Kristina were seeing each other for quite some time and Kristina got pregnant, but not with Chase's baby. Kristina was raped by a guy named Brendan. Another one of her fears was parenthood. Kristina had been doing drugs for quite some time and I'm not so sure that she wanted to give those up for a baby. But, in the end, she chose parenthood and had a healthy baby boy.

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In the book Identical, there are twin sisters Raeanne and Kaeleigh. Raeanne always escapes her problems with drugs, alcohol, pills (painkillers), and to different boys for obvious reasons. She often drinks and then takes some of her dad's high dosage pain killers. Kaeleigh is the good sister that doesn't do those things but really cares about her reputation but she has her secrets. She binge eats then vomits afterwards and cuts herself. Raeanne runs off to different guys and does drugs with them and got caught a few times. Later on in the book, Kaeleigh was found and she had overdosed because of what her dad had put her through. Going through things like this could cause anybody to go down the wrong path and not be able to change for the better. Different groups could help the girls such as AA, rehab facilities, and talking to therapists or groups.

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Blog 2 - #29 Talk to the Author : Write a Letter 

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Blog 2 - #29 Talk to the Author : Write a Letter 

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Dear Ellen Hopkins,
I really wonder how you got the idea to write this book. Does it somehow relate to you or someone you know? It was a very good book, I loved it in fact. One thing I really like do about your book, was the way you told your story. The pages were very short but you still told your story and got to the point of it. At some points, I felt like somethings weren’t relevant but that happens in every story. I was very confused with the ending and the multiple personalities but as I continued to read, I understood it.  Your book never got boring. In fact, I hated when class ended and had to put the book down. I usually NEVER read at home, and I finished the book at home. So, props to you for writing a book that kept me wanting to read more. I plan on reading more of your books and I’m excited!

Sincerely,
Hannah

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Words describing Jill, the mother in Come Home.