Authour: noodle-hair

Genre: Teen Fiction

Summary:

Alastair Rodgers. An enigmatic shade of rebellion and art.Hiding behind layers. Composed of facades and abstract colors.To the world he was monochrome.To Zara he was the fusion of every color possible.Rita Silvano was a spectator. She watched the flames burn. Love to hate. Embers to ashes. Trust to dust. Until she stepped off the sidelines and lent him a hand. ❝You'll cry out at night and I'll sing you to sleep.❞

Cover: 6/10

Overall: 7/10

I actually like this book. The descriptions are very vivid and that adds a lot of detail to the story. The authour states "The story deals with teenage angst and drug use. There will be swear words and gory situations that you might not like. There's no mature content though. If drugs, teenage complexity, rape and depression rings are warning bells, do not proceed".

I'm just wondering whether is should have be rated as 'Mature' because even though there is a warning I am wondering if younger readers will view the book.

I love how each character has there own personality because I have read a lot of stories where the characters are very boring and not unique. The use of media in a chapter is a nice touch.

Is this book worth reading? Yes, But I think that the rating should be changed to mature because of the drug mentions and violence.

I gave the cover a 6 because even though it was nice I just didn't think it screamed "silence and chaos". I doesn't really draw the reader in.