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After being pushed to excel her entire life, high school basketball star Genna Pierce is finally where she wants to be. University scouts are taking notice, her team is on its way to the state tourney, and Jake Butler, the hot boy she's daydreamed about since ninth grade, is showing some definite interest. When he asks her out and their relationship takes off, Genna believes things can't get better. Then, it's over. A freak accident ends her career before it's even begun. Her parents are fighting more than ever, her friends don't understand what she's going through, and she's not sure who she is without basketball. And while he tries to be there for her, Genna doesn't understand how Jake could ever want the broken version of the girl he fell for. Her life in a tailspin, Genna turns to the only solace that eases her pain: Vicodin.
- Sales Rank: #4149797 in Books
- Published on: 2013-09-13
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.00" h x .59" w x 5.00" l, .57 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 260 pages
About the Author
Kendra C. Highley lives in north Texas with her husband and two children. She also serves as staff to two self-important and high-powered cats. This, according to the cats, is her most important job. She believes chocolate is a basic human right, running a 10k is harder than it sounds, and that everyone should learn to drive a stick-shift. She loves monsters, vacations, baking and listening to bad electronica. Kendra has a BA in English Literature.
www.kendrachighley.com
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
good YA contemporary story dealing with addiction
By Sarah
(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Rockstars Blog Tours and Entangled publishing.)
For 18-year-old Imogen (Genna), basketball is everything. She's destined for a scholarship to college to play basketball, and things are even looking up with Jake, a boy who she has had a major crush on forever.
When Genna is injured during a basketball game, all her plans are dust when she is told that she will never be able to play professional basketball again.
With Vicodin the only thing keeping her going, and her mother more and more absent from her life, Genna feels like her life is on a downward spiral.
Can Genna learn to cope without the Vicodin? Should she still be with Jake? What is her mother up to? And what will happen to Genna now she can't play basketball?
This was a good YA contemporary story, and I liked how normal Genna was.
Genna was a great character. She was just so normal! Totally the sort of person that you would be friends with and go to school with, and what happened to her just sucked. I really felt for her when she realised that her career was over, and the way that she became hooked on Vicodin, without even realising it showed how dangerously addictive narcotics are, even to your average everyday person.
I liked the storyline in this book, and I liked how well the book flowed. I felt really sorry for what Genna was going through, and at the same time understood her addiction and how she ended up where she was. I did see some parts of the storyline coming, but this didn't really spoil the story at all.
I thought the drug addiction part of the story was done really well, especially as Genna felt like a normal person, and didn't come across the way you would expect an addict to come across. I also liked how the legal problems of Genna's addiction were also dealt with.
I liked the romance between Genna and Jake, although that wasn't really the main focus of the story. I thought that there could possibly have been a bit more romance, but the story was fine as it was really. If you're looking for a romance novel, this isn't really it though, this focuses more on Genna's problem with drugs.
I liked the ending of the book, and I liked how things worked out okay for Genna in the end, and we got as much of a happy ending as we could in the situation!
Overall; a good YA contemporary story dealing with addiction.
8 out of 10.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Not Strictly Romance Driven
By Listful Booking
The thing I loved best about this story is that it did not focus on romance like so many stories do these days. this focused on Genna's struggle as she sees her entire life change in an instant. It was nice following her along her journey and it was easy to do so. I do wish there was more focus on how she felt while taking Vicodin since that is a part of being addicted. It only barely touches on how it makes it easier for her to deal with things, not much more. As well, I wish there was more about the withdrawal process.
Genna is a basketball player that has a chance for a scholarship to play in college. At one of the biggest games in her career, she gets injured really bad. As a result she will never be able to competitively play basketball again. As a result, she has an identity crisis since that's what she's been doing her entire life. At the same time, there is of course family and friend drama. I liked Genna. While she falls into the same traps most girls do, with needed a boy to be happy, she eventually "womans" up and get strong again. She is definitely a fighter which is good to see, especially with a situation as tough as overcoming drug addiction.
Her friends, including Jake, really stick by her despite all her dumb moments. That's definitely a sign of good friends. Normally there's at least one side character I just don't like, but I actually really liked all of them. I was rooting for all of them to get what they wanted. Even Genna's family was pretty helpful with everything, especially her father. It was a great supporting cast all around.
Overall it was really good. I do wish there was more-about the addiction itself and of course the recovery process. I would say this would be great for teenagers to read simply because it's a valid look at what many may be facing these days-with drugs becoming more and more present in society. I really enjoyed this despite its (minor) downfalls and I look forward to more by the author.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Powerful read about drug addiction
By Alessandra
E-galley received from the publisher for review
Imogen (Genna) Pierce has trained her whole life to play basketball in college. It's her mother's dream as well as her own. Now she's a senior in high school, the team captain, and has a chance of winning the state tourney. University scouts are inviting her to visit colleges, and she's now dating the football quaterback on whom she's had a crush for years. However, during an important match, she has a bad accident and can no longer play.
Genna is broken and defeated; she doesn't know who she is anymore, if she can't play basketball. Her parents keep fighting, and her mother buries herself into work. Genna also can't understand why Jake would still want to be with her. Frantic to make the pain stop, she turns to Vicodin.
I read Sidelined in one sitting. It sucked me in and I had to know how it ended. It also broke my heart. It's the story of a girl who gets addicted to medicinals and does whatever she can to get her next dose. At first she's doing it unconsciously; the pills help her relax and forget about her dailyu troubles. Then she can't control it any longer. It's a vicious addiction , even more so because Genna denies, at first, that she has a problem. Her boyfriend tries to help, but she pushes him away.
Genna's relationship to her parents is not ideal. Her bond with her mother seems to depend on basketball; her mother was a player herself when she was younger and has always coached Genna. When the girl can no longer play, she feels her mother grow distant, more focused on work than ever. then she learns that her mother has been having an affair. With Genna's dad, things go better; he's always been the more accomodating parent. But when he's the only one left to take care of Genna, things get strained.
The romance subplot is also present. I loved Jake; he was a sweet, supporting boyfriend. The love story was nice to read.
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