The Other Side of Quite by Tara C. Allred
Mrs. Child's handed out a journal to her creative writing class that was suppose to be completely private. A place where they could write their feelings and deepest thoughts and no one would ever see. But when their journals were confiscated because of the murder of a girl in the high school, the trust it took all year to build is destroyed.
Through the journals you glimpse the heartache and the different family situations that each of these ten teenagers are going through and the challenges that they face. Even though they put on a good front to their fellow classmates and teachers, they each had challenges that they were dealing with and trying to overcome.
This was a good read that had me rooting for each of the kids and hoping things would turn out alright.
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