Crank

Crazy diseased people known as cranks fill the abandoned streets of the sun flared city. The maze was not the end. Thomas and his friends as well as others have to make it through the Scorch Trials in two weeks that their enemy WICKED has set up. Disease, cranks, heat, and the evil people called WICKED. This is step two of the trials and it will not be an easy one. In the beginning of the book the Gladers wake up in a base where they find hanging bodies and cranks all outside. They also find out

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book I chose to read for my second Critical Analysis was Crank, a novel by Ellen Hopkins. The book is written in a form of free verse poetry. Crank is very loosely based on the author’s daughter Kristina, and her real struggle with an addiction to meth. On a trip to visit her more or less dead beat father Kristina has her first encounter with “the monster”. This coming of age story is full of symbolism, conflict, and characterization. Crank is packed full of symbolism. The main most recurring symbol

Crank Imagine being addicted to crystal meth at age 17. This is what happened to main character Kristina Snow in the novel Crank. Kristina “Bree” Snow is a 17 year old girl who lives in Reno, Nevada. Kristina talks about her experiences with the monster, crank, and how it slowly took over her life. The Puritans would despise the novel Crank due to characters not abiding the laws, not respecting authority, and not living a sin-free life. In the novel Crank, one of the first ways they did not abide

I guess I have found a pretty girl."      I turned around, a crank was standing in front of me. Form what was still human-visible, he was a male. Maybe before he became cranks he was would have been beautiful. Now he wasn't. He had blond hair that didn't cover the whole of his skull, his hair had also had a mixture of, blood? The crank's wrist had

The book Crank sure of course does have a lot of poor judgement in it, but I think it could be a great book for a kid around my age to sit down and read. When I first picked up the book and started to read to read it I never thought I would end on the mind frame that I did. It for sure is a long book, and does contain some graphic material, but it is for sure worth reading in my opinion, and I think you should definitely keep this book, for all you know, it could be the best book a kid has ever picked

Just reading an excerpt from “Crank” by Ellen Hopkins made me immediately want to read it, especially after finding out that the book was loosely based on her daughter’s life. The way this book was written was very effective because after seeing that it was written in a poetic free verse, I instantly knew it was going to be a very interesting read. My first thoughts on the main character was how innocent she was before she started taking drugs and how they had such a large impact on her life/personality

Instead, they should learn about those situations through books in the safety of schools. Crank is a book about a gifted junior in high school named Kristina Georgia Snow. Her parents are divorced, she lives in Reno with her mother, and for the first time in eight years she visits her father in New Mexico. However, this visit leads Kristina into many difficult life experiences. Students should be able to read Crank because it shows students how small decisions could impact people's lives, how drugs

which fully symbolized freedom was, once again, Crank. Kristina (Bree) finally had the opportunity to free herself from herself. During this time she becomes someone else, or an alternate version of herself, she uses the flight to a different city as a chance to change herself completely, only ironically causing more struggle, while trying to escape her own. Chapter 17- A novel which I have read that depicted sex, but was not described was Crank. The narrator, Bree writes about her first sexual