Category: Ellen Hopkins

Closer to Nowhere by Ellen Hopkins

Posted on November 15, 2020 by

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Ellen Hopkins’s latest release, Closer to Nowhere, is her first middle grade novel in verse. I’ve been a fan of Hopkins’s young adult work for a long time, so I was excited to see what she would do with the middle grade level, and… Continue Reading “Closer to Nowhere by Ellen Hopkins”

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Tricks by Ellen Hopkins

Posted on June 13, 2017 by

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Tricks is the separate but interwoven and common-themed stories of five average teenagers, between the ages of 15-18. Eden is a genuinely nice person, though not nearly as much of a repentant Christian as her Pentecostal-Priest father and sycophantic mother would want her to… Continue Reading “Tricks by Ellen Hopkins”

Category: Book Review, Drugs, Ellen Hopkins, Fiction, Sexuality

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