The main character while experiencing a complex illness, is not portrayed as being particularly complex, and after reading the author's end note I'm not entirely sure how accurate this portrayal of schizophrenia actually is. The book is written in letter form, so it is very casual but it also felt incredibly unnatural and a very unlikely premise. Don't miss Just Our Luck,another stunning book by Julia Walton. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at JWaltonwrites and visit her website. Julia lives with her husband and children in Huntington Beach, California. She received an MFA in creative writing from Chapman University and BA in History from UC Irvine. That aside, as far as writing style and reading experience, this was a two star read for me. JULIA WALTON is the author of the award-winning Words on Bathroom Walls. This book is hard for me to review, because I think that there are readers out there that would really connect with Adam, because they have personal experiences that line up with the novel. The book is a collection of letters that Adam is writing to his therapist in the counseling sessions that he attends but refuses to speak in. "Words on Bathroom Walls" by Julia Walton is a YA fiction novel that follows main character Adam who was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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