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Yu, Jennifer

Four Weeks, Five People

350 pp. | Harlequin/Seventeen | March, 2017 | Trade ISBN 978-0-373-21230-9 $18.99
(3) YA Andrew, Ben, Clarisa, Stella, and Mason spend a month at Camp Ugunduzi, a "therapeutic wilderness program" for teens with mental health disorders. Together, they bond as a group and confront their individual issues (which include anorexia, narcissism, anxiety, OCD, and depression). The campers' genuine, prickly friendships take center stage in this story that acknowledges the difficult and sometimes impossible-seeming path to recovery.
Reviewer: Rachel L. Smith

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