Sisters in Sanity: A YA Novel of Friendship, Survival, and Fighting Institutional Abuse

Sisters in Sanity: A YA Novel of Friendship, Survival, and Fighting Institutional Abuse

<p>The very first novel by the #1 <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>If I Stay</em> now has a beautiful new cover. <em>Sisters in Sanity</em> is a story of sisterhood and self-discovery that’s perfect for fans of Sarah Dessen, Morgan Matson, and Siobhan Vivian.</p><p>Britt Hemphill doesn’t know who she can trust. Her free-spirit mother has disappeared, and her father, once Britt’s partner in crime, has remarried and shipped her off to Red Rock, a so-called treatment facility for troubled girls. And the counselors at Red Rock? They’re completely insane. Britt’s horror at the “therapy”—vicious name-calling and grueling physical labor—is second only to her hatred for the backstabbing patients, who win privileges by ratting each other out.</p><p>But when V, Bebe, Martha, and Cassie, the four girls who keep Britt from going over the edge, help her sneak out to go see Jeb, her maybe-more-than-friends bandmate, she starts to believe that there may actually be people who can help her—and people that she can help by taking down Red Rocks. <em>Sisters in Sanity </em>perfectly captures the feeling of being trapped in a world that refuses to understand you—and fighting back.</p>