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# Smoke

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Review: SMOKE by Ellen Hopkins - On the run, alone, and haunted by her ghosts. Pattyn Von Stratten is desperately trying to hide from everything that has happened to her. The deaths of Ethan, their baby, and (now) her father. She hops on a bus and ends up in Vacaville, CA where she meets a Hispanic girl named Adrianna and her family. After protecting Adrianna from a robbery and an - almost - rape, she is invited back to her home to stay. After a few weeks, Adrianna's brother, Angel, comes home from the farm that he works at and it is decided that Pattyn (or Patty, as she's going by now) will go with him to work as a maid for the family who lives on the farm. The family is relatively normal, except for the fact that the teenage daughter has some deep seeded anger issues, hangs out with two destructive guys who are not afraid to kill, and who could blow up at any moment. Despite this (small?) danger, Pattyn finds acceptance and even new love with Angel, if only she could get past the secrets so built up inside her. As for Jackie, Pattyn's once upon a time best friend and closest sister, her secrets are eating up at her as well. The night their father died, he had walked in on Jackie being raped by one of the boys from their church. He didn't believe it when she told him what happened and he began to abuse her. Hitting her, kicking her, telling her she was ruined and that she deserved what she got. Pattyn walked in with her gun and after an altercation, their father ended up dead. Although Jackie wants desperately to relieve herself of this terrible secret inside her, she's forced to keep quiet. By the bishop at the church, by her rapist's father, and even by her own mother. She has no friends and no Pattyn, no one to turn to, until she meets Gavin. He's a senior - and her math tutor - and he sees the beauty and honesty she carries inside her. He gives her the love she's been needing, but she's sure that once all of her secrets come out, he'll be on his way out the door. SMOKE was phenomenal. I was a little worried because sequels aren't always what they're cracked up to be; but as always, Ellen Hopkins did not disappoint. This time around, she let us in, not only on Pattyn's side of things, but on Jackie's as well. With both girls speaking, you get the full picture of what's happening in their lives. There's a lot of turmoil within this novel, but the ending message is of hope. Not only that, but it gives a full and rounded story, which works so well coupled with the prequel - BURNED. Overall (and as always) a superb read from Ellen Hopkins. Everyone needs to check out this book whether you enjoyed BURNED or not, it's fantastic. :) Look out for my next review!
Review: Beyond Perfect. - Wow. Without hesitation Ellen Hopkins is truly one of the best authors out there. Her angle in writing is so different and bold, that every book she writes has me emotionally connected to the story. I cried and cried at the end of Burned. I was kind of mad at Hopkins for killing off Ethan ( I personally wish she didnt use the name Ethan as Pattyns lover, only because thats my brothers name), because loving him and living with her Aunt J seemed like the only high light of her life. Burned was perfect, but Smoke was even better. Smoke pulled together all the questions that left me hanging at the end of Burned. I loved how she divided the novel into two different perspectives – Pattyn's and Jackie's. God, Smoke was breathtaking. Both novels aren't your typical cliché love/ YA story where everyone lives a happily ever after. Or where the problems the characters have are your typical teenage issues. No. Being raped, killing your father, having your boyfriend killed along with your baby, or being a runaway doesn't seem like normal life to me. But despite the fact of having all that s*** happen, at the end, both characters found just a spark of hope. If you think I cried a lot at the end of Burned, you should've seen me at the end of Smoke – bawling. When Jackie finally told everyone at Church what happened, guess what? I cried. When Pattyn laid on Ethan's grave and told him he will always be her forever love, but she needed to move forward, guess what? Yeah you probably already know. Actually to be more specific, I was basically in a pool of my own tears. If its anyone that can make me cry its her, Ellen Hopkins. There are no words to describe how perfect she writes.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #108,322 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #17 in Teen & Young Adult Fiction about Being a Teen (Books) #220 in Teen & Young Adult Coming of Age Fiction #294 in Teen & Young Adult Family Fiction |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,608 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SMOKE by Ellen Hopkins
*by N***C on March 27, 2014*

On the run, alone, and haunted by her ghosts. Pattyn Von Stratten is desperately trying to hide from everything that has happened to her. The deaths of Ethan, their baby, and (now) her father. She hops on a bus and ends up in Vacaville, CA where she meets a Hispanic girl named Adrianna and her family. After protecting Adrianna from a robbery and an - almost - rape, she is invited back to her home to stay. After a few weeks, Adrianna's brother, Angel, comes home from the farm that he works at and it is decided that Pattyn (or Patty, as she's going by now) will go with him to work as a maid for the family who lives on the farm. The family is relatively normal, except for the fact that the teenage daughter has some deep seeded anger issues, hangs out with two destructive guys who are not afraid to kill, and who could blow up at any moment. Despite this (small?) danger, Pattyn finds acceptance and even new love with Angel, if only she could get past the secrets so built up inside her. As for Jackie, Pattyn's once upon a time best friend and closest sister, her secrets are eating up at her as well. The night their father died, he had walked in on Jackie being raped by one of the boys from their church. He didn't believe it when she told him what happened and he began to abuse her. Hitting her, kicking her, telling her she was ruined and that she deserved what she got. Pattyn walked in with her gun and after an altercation, their father ended up dead. Although Jackie wants desperately to relieve herself of this terrible secret inside her, she's forced to keep quiet. By the bishop at the church, by her rapist's father, and even by her own mother. She has no friends and no Pattyn, no one to turn to, until she meets Gavin. He's a senior - and her math tutor - and he sees the beauty and honesty she carries inside her. He gives her the love she's been needing, but she's sure that once all of her secrets come out, he'll be on his way out the door. SMOKE was phenomenal. I was a little worried because sequels aren't always what they're cracked up to be; but as always, Ellen Hopkins did not disappoint. This time around, she let us in, not only on Pattyn's side of things, but on Jackie's as well. With both girls speaking, you get the full picture of what's happening in their lives. There's a lot of turmoil within this novel, but the ending message is of hope. Not only that, but it gives a full and rounded story, which works so well coupled with the prequel - BURNED. Overall (and as always) a superb read from Ellen Hopkins. Everyone needs to check out this book whether you enjoyed BURNED or not, it's fantastic. :) Look out for my next review!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beyond Perfect.
*by M***A on July 19, 2014*

Wow. Without hesitation Ellen Hopkins is truly one of the best authors out there. Her angle in writing is so different and bold, that every book she writes has me emotionally connected to the story. I cried and cried at the end of Burned. I was kind of mad at Hopkins for killing off Ethan ( I personally wish she didnt use the name Ethan as Pattyns lover, only because thats my brothers name), because loving him and living with her Aunt J seemed like the only high light of her life. Burned was perfect, but Smoke was even better. Smoke pulled together all the questions that left me hanging at the end of Burned. I loved how she divided the novel into two different perspectives – Pattyn's and Jackie's. God, Smoke was breathtaking. Both novels aren't your typical cliché love/ YA story where everyone lives a happily ever after. Or where the problems the characters have are your typical teenage issues. No. Being raped, killing your father, having your boyfriend killed along with your baby, or being a runaway doesn't seem like normal life to me. But despite the fact of having all that s*** happen, at the end, both characters found just a spark of hope. If you think I cried a lot at the end of Burned, you should've seen me at the end of Smoke – bawling. When Jackie finally told everyone at Church what happened, guess what? I cried. When Pattyn laid on Ethan's grave and told him he will always be her forever love, but she needed to move forward, guess what? Yeah you probably already know. Actually to be more specific, I was basically in a pool of my own tears. If its anyone that can make me cry its her, Ellen Hopkins. There are no words to describe how perfect she writes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ a must read
*by K***T on February 17, 2025*

Im so glad I ended up reading these two books (Burned being the first). It has a lot of emotions in both books, the abuse these two girls endure. I definitely enjoyed Ellen added Jackie’s POV in this book. Reading about everything terrible that happened to them, how they both felt helpless that no one would believe them; but they both found people around them that did make them feel like everything would be okay. Obviously the things they went through couldn’t have been easy but I’m glad the story did end in a happy ending for both Pattyn and Jackie. They deserved it. I’m glad the book also didn’t take the direction of both girls turning to drugs or alcohol to numb their pain. 🤍 Will definitely read more of Ellen’s books!

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