So the main character is sent away to a bootcamp for having a relationship with a teacher, smoking drugs ( sometimes), skipping school and staying out all night.

The main character thinks he done nothing wrong and has been sent there because he doesn't fit his parents view of what they want him to be.

The bootcamp is a horrible place, they beat the teens that are there and have other teens beat the other teens so the ' teachers' look bad, amoug other horrible things that they do.

Okay- let me start with the main character, through the whole book he goes through so much because he believe he doesn't belong there. They treat him horribly as punishment- and what they do to him is wrong on so many levels, but still he actually did do wrong, he spelt with his teacher, he did drugs he skipped school, and he still hate his parents for sending him away, I feel that if he had accepted that he had done wrong but still frought for his right to not be mid treated and beaten, I would have liked him more, I seen him as ignorant, no way did he deserve what he got but he also wasn't innocent.

Anyway, he fight the whole book that he won't be made into the person they want him to be, but slowly you can tell he's breaking.

Him and 2 others break out of the place, they make it all the way for freedom for him to turn around and save the people chasing him and ended back up in the bootcamp allowing his friend to live.

Bravo for him not to just escape but to allow his friend to escape.

But I was still mad that he got sent back to bootcamp!

In the end he fully break and become the kid his parents wanted. This makes me more mad, i had liked that he didn't want to fit a form even if I didn't like that he could accept he made mistakes in the past and then In the end he ends up breaking!

It's hard to read him like this, your waiting for him to say something smart or to let you in that he hasn't really changed and he is just pretending.

It isn't till the last page were I finally accepted that he had fully changed.

At that time his stupid mother come in and saves him asking if he was beaten' little to late women, he was beaten to an inch of his life amonth ago, where was you then.

All in all the writer is very good, he did his research.

When reading this I didn't realise that boot camps was a real thing. You don't hear about it where I live.

It was a huge shock to realise that this was a thing and parents would send there childern there when they couldn't do they're jobs as parents.

The writer opened my eyes to this.

A good read, recommended for people that don't want a soppy love story, and a not so happy ending.

Not for the weak of heart.