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Original Title:	Burnt Orange: Color Me Wasted (TrueColors
Series:	#5)
ISBN:	1576835332 (ISBN13: 9781576835333)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	TrueColors #5

Burnt Orange: Color Me Wasted (TrueColors #5) Paperback | Pages: 208 pages

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Title	:	Burnt Orange: Color Me Wasted (TrueColors #5)
Author	:	Melody Carlson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	December 22nd 2004 by Think (first published 2004)
Categories	:	Christian. Young Adult. Christian Fiction. Fiction

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Amber Conrad has a problem. Her youth group friends Simi and Lisa won't get off her case about the drinking parties she's been going to. Amber chalks it up to jealousy and just pokes fun at their concern. Even though she secretly wonders if they might be right. Everyone does it. What's the big deal. Up until her senior year, Amber has been the model of perfection, just like her dad, Pastor Conrad, taught her to be. But when Claire Phillips invites her to more and more parties, Amber's little white lies spark raging wildfire that threatens to overtake her life. Will she be honest with herself and her friends before things really get out of control?

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Eighteen year old Amber Conrad is the perfect pastors daughter. Or so she thought she was, before popular and rich Claire Phillips befriended her and invited her to all the cool parties which of course have alcohol involved. In an effort to cover up her new habit of social drinking, Amber starts lying to her parents. She even lies to the best friend shes had since middle school, Simi. Now, one fake ID and many little white lies later, she finds herself getting caught up in a dark web of alcohol

This was a book about alcholism. The teenage girl is a senior and has always done the right thing. She meets a new friend and is suddenly going to parties, drinking, lying and giving in to peer pressure. She gets a fake ID and her best friend is really worried about her. THere is a terrible car crash at the end and things will never be the same. IT was a good story for parents and teens. Many people think that once kids get into high school they can be trusted and left alone. If no one is there

I started to read this book because I am a teenager and now recently driving. Amber, the main character, is a Christian girl who's dad is a pastor. Amber meets this girl named Claire Phillips. Claire starts to ask Amber to go to parties sometimes, and then it turned into her going a lot more than she thought she ever would. Amber ended up going with this boy and then he left her in a house, in a corner, all by her self with a bunch of drunks. While she's sitting there, she notices a bunch of

Teen alcoholism. It's a serious topic, and the author did a good job of showing its many facets and prevalence. I am glad I read it since once I start a series I can't stop, but it was not my favorite in the series. The book did make me thankful that alcohol has never appealed to me and that the struggles of the characters are not the struggles of my life.

Good book, it shows the consequences of letting alcohol control you.

Oh my goodness. I'm surprised with myself, but this book made me BAWL. It was so sad, so sad... I think Meloday Carlson got better at writing, at least in skipping a book I've found out as much. Still have to read that fourth one... But this book is about alcoholics, can you believe. How could a book about alcoholics make me cry? Well it wasn't so much the drinking as what the consequences of drinking. So sad... And to make this book even better, there wasn't any boyfriend breaking-up that just

Burnt Orange is the story of a pastor's daughter who decides she wants to be friends with the "in" crowd. She starts with one drink in order to fit in with the party crowd. This book is written for teenagers and ends in tragedy. The first part of the book seemed a little slow but the ending shows how life can get out of control if we don't stay close to God. I would recommend this book especially to high school age teens. I received this book from Clash Entertainment.