This was quite a touching book. Reading about abuse, any kind of abuse, but especially childhood abuse is always tough for me. To read Paris' story was very tough, even though, it is only fiction. But this book was very much psychological. It described so well how one's life can change with someone else's actions and how vulnerable a child is. As a psychology student, this book was both interesting and devastating for me, but I'm so glad that it ended how it ended and everybody was happy. I love happy endings. Especially when the story itself, is so tough. Loved it!

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Scales deals with some deep issues. This is not a light, fluffy read for sure! Paris and Weaver are both very unique characters. You learn early on that Paris killed her father and her guilt over the situation is destroying her life. I found the beginning of the book a little confusing. Who is this Jenna girl and why is everyone going to this 'class'? Maybe because I didn't read books 1 and 2? Either way, it took me some time to understand what the point of this 'class' and project was for Paris and Weaver. The writing is wonderful and the book is thought provoking. You really can't read Scales if you are looking for a lighthearted romance. If you are looking for a book that will really make you think, push yourself to understand character motivations, and more, Scales is a great book!
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