Search - Almost Lost : The True Story of an Anonymous Teenager's Life on the Streets (Avon Flare Book)

Not entirely the best of these "anonymous" teen books. I found the main character to be way too hard to follow.

Kind of lengthy, though a good read. The main character was at times a bit hard to follow, but I suppose it's just keeping with the reality of the plotline. Since we're only able to interpret the story from the perspective of the therapist, we're left curious as to what Sam (lead character) does while he's not in her office, and how far his relationships extend past his shrink's door.

True story of anonymous teenagers life on the streets

I actually only read this book about half-way through, and then I decided that it was a waste of time. Although I really wanted to hear about Sammy's life on the streets, and what happened to him, and how he got back, the actually therapy sessions were way too cheesy for me to continue reading. Having never been to a therapist, I have no idea if this is how they actually are, but it made me increasingly frustrated to have to listen to the therapist when all I really wanted to do was hear Sammy talk about what had happened. I wouldn't suggest this book.