The Prairies Book Review
Sixteen-year-old Hannah Kollman’s become so wrapped up in proving to herself that she’s not like her mom that she’s lost sight of who she really is.
Her shy, sweet persona involves being the vice-president of Students Against Destructive Decisions and hanging out with friends who she thinks share her wholesome values. And it definitely does not include dating Brad Ashton, the class clown and ex-stoner she secretly crushes on.
But after she gives in to her more free-spirited friend Sierra and goes with her to a college party, Hannah’s innocence is shattered when she becomes the victim of an unspeakable crime: a drugged drink and an assault she doesn’t remember the next morning.
And as she struggles to put her identity back together, she must decide who she wants to be: the quiet girl who doesn’t rock the boat or the bold advocate for herself and other survivors.
Hannah has her own website and blog. NO SPOILERS, but she shares info about herself and how she’s doing a year after the events of the book.
She also shares resources for survivors, reviews of books she’s reading, and her thoughts about survivor advocacy.
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