Breathing Underwater: Sixteen-year-old Nick Andreas seems perfect―until his father's abuse and his own rage threaten to consume him and Caitlin.
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Breathing Underwater: Sixteen-year-old Nick Andreas seems perfect―until his father's abuse and his own rage threaten to consume him and Caitlin.

by Alex Flinn

Coming-of-Age Young Adult realistic fiction
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In Breathing Underwater, Alex Flinn presents a compelling tale of a teen required to attend an anger management class after a violent incident. As he writes in his journal, he uncovers the roots of his rage and begins to transform his life. This young adult novel offers a poignant look at redemption and the power of self-awareness.

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Breathing Underwater by Alex Flinn explores the challenges of anger management and personal growth for a teenager in a mandatory program.

The story delves into themes of relationships and self-reflection as the protagonist navigates his emotions and decisions.

Through this narrative, readers encounter insights into the impact of behavior on others and the journey toward accountability.

The book highlights the importance of understanding one's actions in the context of family and social dynamics.

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