· However, life at home takes a turn for the worse, and Rowan finds herself reaching for a razor. With everything she has suffered, readers will find themselves cheering for Rowan, hoping she makes it through. Meyer (The Reformation of Marli Meade, , etc.) astutely captures the horrors of self-harm and domestic violence. However, the story would have benefited from more character ISBN A Life, Freed The riveting conclusion to Rowan’s powerful story explores the power of friendship, love, and the belief in oneself. Rowan Slone is settling into her first semester at college. · A Life, Redefined is a YA novel that really looks into the tragedy of a teenage girl who has to go through abusive family and the guild of the past. Having to live with knowing that she was responsible for her brother's death, Rowan just wants to move on.4/5.
In Tracy Hewitt Meyer's dramatic YA, A Life, Redefined, Rowan Sloan is a teenager is trapped. Everyone holds her responsible for the death of her baby brother. Although she was only ten, she was the oldest and took care of her baby brother when her mother couldn't. A Life, Redefined. by Tracy Hewitt Meyer. Rowan Slone (Book 1) Share your thoughts Complete your review. Tell readers what you thought by rating and reviewing this book. Rate it * You Rated it * 0. 1 Star - I hated it 2 Stars - I didn't like it 3 Stars - It was OK 4 Stars - I liked it 5 Stars - I loved it. / Tracy Hewitt Meyer has written a deep, emotionally intense novel of how teenagers take it upon themselves to deal with the pain and suffering of life, without the help of their parents. Read full review in the September issue of InD'tale Magazine.
A Life, Redefined is a YA novel that really looks into the tragedy of a teenage girl who has to go through abusive family and the guild of the past. Having to live with knowing that she was responsible for her brother's death, Rowan just wants to move on. In Tracy Hewitt Meyer’s dramatic YA, A Life, Redefined, Rowan Sloan is a teenager is trapped. Everyone holds her responsible for the death of her baby brother. Although she was only ten, she was the oldest and took care of her baby brother when her mother couldn’t. However, life at home takes a turn for the worse, and Rowan finds herself reaching for a razor. With everything she has suffered, readers will find themselves cheering for Rowan, hoping she makes it through. Meyer (The Reformation of Marli Meade, , etc.) astutely captures the horrors of self-harm and domestic violence. However, the story would have benefited from more character development of the protagonist's family and other secondary characters.
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