The First Stone-Don Aker
THE MOST AMAZING BOOK IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!
Jink, Reef, Bigger and Scar are best friends. They are always getting in fights, skipping school, and just keeping up that bad boy persona. But when the boys (Jink, Reef and Bigger) do some serious damage to a construction truck and the owner chases them all away, Reef runs to the first place he can think of-the overpass. With the stone in hand, he picks a target (a car) and throws... What happens next determines his fate.
Leeza has just lost her sister to cancer and is volunteering at a hospital. On her way home, she goes for a bit of a drive, and when a stone shatters her windshield it causes her to lose control of her car. After the accident, she is in the same posistion as she remembers her sister...Helpless...
After a judge determines Reef guilty, he is sentenced to a group rehab home and volunteer work at a rehab hospital. At the start, Reef is still closed to the world, but after a mysterious patient at the hospital and a helpful Alex in the group home help draw his real potential out and dust it off, Reef becomes a completely new person. But will that help him survive the shock of who the rehab patient is?
THE MOST AMAZING BOOK!! IT has such a good story and the author is FANTASTIC! He describes everything and packs so much action into the book, all the while keeping the deeper meaning apparent, and the book is so honest. I'm in love with the book, and my heart immediately went out to the people in the book. It is the most fantastic book I have read in a long time-but I'll stop gushing now!
-Emily

3 Comments:
Ladies,
Did either of you hear about the young teacher who was driving on the highway and had the same thing happen?
She was a beauty and had facial reconstruction surgery.
I do not remember the full story or the outcome but it was sad. I think she was scheduled to get married, this summer.
The nicest thing out of the whole story if there could be a positive was the way her students and fiance, rallied around her.
I have had this book in my hand, so many times.
Catherine
Mina,
don hopefully has done a service to other teens by sharing this story.
It is unfortunate that someone had to die.
Peer pressure is a tough thing to handle, at any age.
Catherine
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