"I miss being innocent" (page 161)
Faye's innocence was taken from her at a very young age. It was not at all her choice, so it seems very unfair that she should have to suffer all of the consequences of it. As I said in one of my earlier blogs, many children in the real world go through this. I think it is cool that books can be so fictional, but still so realistic at the same time. They can take a serious situation and make a whole new story out of it. They also add interesting twists to the books that can bring awareness to a certain topic in the strangest ways. For example, this book makes me realize that drug abuse is a very serious problem, and feeling alone is an equally serious problem.
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