What brought her out of her depression was understanding her own thoughts, then listening to Owens show one Saturday morning. This wasn't any show, this show made her immediately hop in her car to drive to the radio station to talk to Owen. That's when she told Owen everything. Owen, who was mad at first, understood completely. He encouraged her to do something about it and tell her family and a lawyer. Annabel talked to a lawyer and had to appear in court to testify. She sees Will has a black eye in court and notices Owen is not there. After court she finds out Owen had lost it and punched Will for what he had done to her. Owen was now grounded and it was up to her to fill his spot for the radio show. She played a pop song which brought Owen right to the station to walk into his favorite song. Owen and Annabel stood in each other's arms and just listened to the song.
If I had to award this book with an original award, I would definitely award it with most Relatable Teen Book. This book is so easily related to by it's teen readers. Annabel experiences events that teens these days also face on a day to day basis. Do you agree with my award based on my summary? Why?
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