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i like books about drug abuse or drug use...or depression.

i have read...

A Million Little Pieces

Stoner and Spaz

Crosses

Go Ask Alice

Thirteen Reasons Why

It happened To Nancy

Speak

The Luckiest Girl in the World

Smack

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Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel

She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb

Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen

Valley of the Dolls by Jacqueline Susann

All very good. Must reads for sure!
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relating to this persons answer ^^^

well, i'd only read twilight if your a girl, but they are reallllyyyy good.
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you might want to try this one, it's not about about what you said but i promise you, it'll be worth your time. The Greatest Salesman in The World by Og Mandino
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try Thomas Hardy
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well this book is not about drug abuse thats for sure but it is a drug let me tell you

TWILIGHT!!! (you'll love it trust me)

and it continues with new moon, eclipse, breaking dawn!

TRUST ME!!
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In my skin - Kate holden

wasted - Mark Johnson

They are both pretty good books...

Also a little off the question but i just finished reading helter skelter and it was the best read ever...
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twilight series, the host, obernewton series and grieve
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Well, I am personally a fantasy girl, so I would suggest:

'Ingo' (tetraliogy; The Tide Knot, The Deep & The crossing of Ingo) Helen Dunmore

"Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Amulet Of Samarkand" (Trilogy; The Golem's Eye & Ptomely's Gate) by Jonathon Stroud

"Septimus Heap: Magyk" (sept...? I dont know, seven books, Flyte, Physik & Queste [more to come]) Angie Sage

"Pellinor: The gift" (Tetraliogy:The Riddle, The Crow & the Song [I think]) By Alison Croggon

"Uglies" (Trilogy: Pretties & Special [Plus a related book by the same author, Extras]) By Scott Westerfeld

"Fearless" By Tim Lott

"Artemis Fowl" (Six Books; ~ Artic Incident; ~ eternity code; ~ Opal Deception; ~ Lost colony & ~Time paradox) By Eoin Colfer

"My Story" (Too many to list, [not fantasy btw]) {Several Authors}

"Missing Persons; The Rose Queen" (Tetraliogy: Chocolate Lover; Ventian Policeman & unsuspecting gourmet) by M.E.Rabb

"The Chain of Charms; The gypsy crown" (Six books; The silver horse, oh, I'm too tired to list them all.) By Kate Forsyth

Anything By Diana Wynne Jones

"Stormbreaker" (Alex rider series, ugg, sleepy) Anthony Horowitz

"Parvana" (Trilogy? Sequel A: Parvana's Journey [From Parvana's view] Sequel B: Shauzia [from Paravana's friends view])

"Dragonkeeper" (Trilogy; Dragon of the Purple Dragon & Dragonmoon) by Carole Wilkonson

"Juggling With Manadrins" (a sequel, Shooting the moon) By V.M.Jones {Not Fantasy}

"Angel's in Pink: Kathleen's Story" (Trilogy: Raina's Story & Holly's Story) by Lurlene McDaniel {Not Fantasy}

Ugg! I'm sleepy, thats all I got!

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"Hope's Boy," Andrew Bridge,

"University of Destruction," David Wheaton,

"Hope Rising," Kim Meeder,

"Red Cocaine," Dr. Joseph Douglass,

"The Master of Lucid Dreams," Dr. Olga Kharitidi,

"When Invisible Children Sing," Dr. Chi Cheng Huang,

"Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians," Brandon Sanderson--it's about a boy wizard who's depressed, living with foster parents, who begins to act out his depression. Funny enough. His talent is breaking things.
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Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson is THE book on drug use. If you want to try some nonfiction The Doors Of Perception by Aldous Huxley is insightful and gave The Doors their name.
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The Terror Conspiracy by Jim Marrs

VERY informative
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Have you tried 'thicker than water' by carla jabonski, its good
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Twilight! It is the best book I have ever read, and I am a big reader. It isn't really about drug or drug abuse, but it really is good.
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That's so funny- I went through that period too. My mom was just like... why do you have a million books about drugs? Lol.

Violet and Claire- It kind of reminds me of Stoner and Spaz, I don't know why. It's really good.

Crank

The Lovely Bones

Candy

Cut- kind of like Speak
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