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kenna92005 's review for:
Words on Bathroom Walls
by Julia Walton
I really enjoyed this book. Julia writes is an engaging and humorous way. I really bought into Adam’s story. I cringed when he did, laughed out loud at moments, and almost teared up.
If you liked The Fault in Our Stars or Five Feet Apart but don’t care for the sappy-ness of those stories I think you’ll enjoy this one.
Adam is starting at a new school after being put in a drug trial for schizophrenia. The book is written as if Adam is writing to his therapist because he refuses to talk during the actual therapy session. The story was a fast read, well paced, and enjoyable all around.
I was actually sad to see it end so soon.
If you liked The Fault in Our Stars or Five Feet Apart but don’t care for the sappy-ness of those stories I think you’ll enjoy this one.
Adam is starting at a new school after being put in a drug trial for schizophrenia. The book is written as if Adam is writing to his therapist because he refuses to talk during the actual therapy session. The story was a fast read, well paced, and enjoyable all around.
I was actually sad to see it end so soon.