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Title	:	Rx
Author	:	Tracy Lynn
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 272 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2006 by Simon Pulse (first published December 1st 2005)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fiction. Contemporary

Rx

Tracy Lynn

Paperback | Pages: 272 pages

Rating: 3.53 | 2365 Users | 163 Reviews

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Thyme Gilchrest is an honors student. Thyme Gilchrest is popular. Thyme Gilchrest is on student council. Thyme Gilchrest is a drug dealer. Like piecing together a logic puzzle, Thyme has organized a complex trading system that enables her to obtain the meds her friends need. They all come to her to diagnose their problems and provide the "cure" -- be it Prozac, Ritalin, Vicodin...She's therapist, doctor, and pharmacist all in one. She helps people. And that makes her feel a little more in control -- a little more capable of dealing with her own frantic high school life. Because Thyme Gilchrest is nothing if not good at dealing.

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Original Title:	Rx
ISBN:	1416911553 (ISBN13: 9781416911555)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.53 From 2365 Users | 163 Reviews

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Really well written, I was hooked the whole way through!

I was really excited to read this book as soon as I bought it... I shouldn't have been. The main character is despicable on almost every level, whiny, annoying, bland. I couldn't bear to read about her perceptions, maybe this is just me but I couldn't stand it. The only reason I gave this two stars is because it was fairly realistic and it did have some elements of things that go on with prescription medications in high school. Even though I did manage to find some holes in the plot that were

This is a quick read, pretty good. It's one of those 'topic' books that's gonna age itself out because of all the (almost necessary) pop culture references and slang. Topic - prescription drug abuse.I'm a bad person to review this, since damn, I wish I'd had access/been on half those drugs in high school. And I was in the same social circle as Thyme. Fighting to stay in the "top 10%" of the class.Except I was more like Meera. And I didn't figure out till sophomore year of college that I didn't

I had never heard of this book and picked it up at a used sale because it got me curious. I actually loved the writing. I rarely find first-person YA novels with narrators that I like this much. Definitely made me laugh out loud at some spots. I felt the plot could've used a little more meat to it, but overall it was a great read!

I should have stopped...I really wish the word "retarded" was not used even once. A story about prescription drug addiction that high schoolers with a lot of pressure might have. The language ruined it all for me.

January 9- Most of the book just made me angry but there were a couple moments I found funny/endearing--really the only things saving this from a 1-star rating. My favorite was in chapter 24, right after (view spoiler)[Will broke up with Thyme (hide spoiler)].In high school, hell is not the absence of God, but communication. >Besides the few positives, I hated all of the characters. Every single one. Thyme was the only person who had any sort of dynamic (in The Twenty, but also the

Rx by Tracy Lynn is about students in a New York high school that begin to take "study aids" to help them focus on the material the school gives them. The book focuses on Thyme Gilcrest, a junior in high school who starts to take Ritalin to help her complete her work and study for SATs. She becomes addicted and has to start dealing to support her drug habit. In the book, Thyme says to an acquaintance, "This isn't the answer, it won't fix anything. You're supposed to be sad. This will just...put