Thick

by Colin Neenan

With an abusive, alcoholic father and slow in school, Nick feels powerless until he meets a waitress he likes, but then, threatened by her jealous boyfriend and his father, Nick finds a gun--and uses it. A heart-wrenching real-life story of lessons learned the hard way, and a powerful, action-filled book for reluctant readers, by the author of IDIOT!

Genres: Young Adult

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Colin Neenan grew up in New York City and has always lived in the East. He’s been a doorman, a chauffeur and a census worker, but now he’s a librarian in a high school.

He’s been writing forever and hopes that after you finish this book you’ll read his other books, IDIOT!, In Your Dreams and Live a Little. His daughters claim he eats too much salsa and sings too loud; they also call themselves modern Cinderellas because he makes them empty the dishwasher. The three of them live in Connecticut.

Reviews

[Ralph van Kampen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thick by Colin Neenan

As you read each exciting chapter of Thick, you will be amazed. Nick is the protagonist in this book. Nick sure has a good heart, but isn't so bright. In fact slow, that's how he got the nickname; Thick. Altho he likes his teachers, he gets bullied a lot by his classmates. Nick's situation at home isn't the greatest either, his father is an aggressive alcoholic and he wants to keep his sister safe from him, and with a recent deaf of his by his mom couldn't have made the situation any better. But his biggest problem of all tho, ended up putting him in jail.
Out of all Variety of characters introduced, Nick would still have to be my favorite. His will to do the things because they are right instead of doing it just because it benefits him really makes him stand out compared to the other characters. I like his dedication towards keeping those he truly loves safe. Despite the plot of the story being not so complicated, it still left me wondering if he really was making the right decision after all. Finally my favorite part of the story would have to be the amount of detail that was put into describing some parts and of how well and easy it was to picture the scenarios perfectly. At some moments of the story I really was questioning whether or not the decisions he was making were the smarts, but you could expect much from a kid like him. I find that for any readers who enjoy such stories where it isn't so much about what that character can or cannot do, it's more about the lesson brought to you and learned on the way there. In the end I give this book about 4 or so out of 5.

[Luke Sands · Rating 3 out of 5]

I gave this book three out of five stars because it was a good book but not for me. Thick is about a teen aged boy with some major problems in his life. For example, his father is an angry drunk and his sister, Hope, is applying for colleges and his father doesn't really like that. Nick, the main character of Thick, likes a girl he works with, Alice, but Alice’s boyfriend, Sam, also works with him. Sam is a bit abusive and one day Nick notices bruises and black eyes and decides to follow Alice home. Everything started to fall in on Nick after that. I didn't really like that Nick said he was guilty of murder right away on the first pages of the book. Other than the immediate give away of what was going to happen in the book the lead up to the murder was great. Thick was a good book. I would recommend this book to people that like books with a lot of suspense. I recommend this book to any teenager, both boys and girls, because of the violence and family issues they might relate to throughout the book.

[Kevin O'leary · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book thick I thought was a great read. When I was picking this book out it said it was for people that "weren't huge fans of reading" and me not a big fan of reading picked it up. Nick the main character has trouble throughout his life and seeks help. I do indeed recommend this book.

[Jake Chamberlain]

it was good, but at the end it kind trailed

[Trina · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am always in search for books to hook kids to read, especially ones that are quick reads and about real issues. My friend Cris suggested this one to me. Although it's a heavy book, I think that this could be a good match for some reluctant high school readers.

[Enia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent read. It's amazing that Mr. Neenan can so credibly walk in a young adult's shoes.

[Jesse Rubinstein · Rating 2 out of 5]

A basic novel. Colin Neenan, a past librarian at Trumbull High School,wrote the novel, Thick, the story of a teenager that winds up in jail for the charge of murder. The novel is modeled for teenagers in high school that are not motivated to pick up a book and read. “THICK is an intense, suspenseful story for people who have a hard time finding a book they want to read,” states the blurb on the back of the book. However, half of the statement is false. Neenan essentially wastes the reader’s time.
The novel begins in jail, with Nick (A.K.A. Thick) narrating the story. One interesting part of the story is that he knows he is guilty, and he even admits to that throughout. “I’m not innocent, I know that and you know that and everyone should know that. I am guilty,” (Pg 4) Nick states very early into the reading. His lawyer asked Nick to write everything down during his 40 year sentence, so he did. This is Nick’s story leading up to the murder.
Nick, the protagonist, writes about many contributing factors that lead up to when he pulled the trigger. Primarily, his general focus on his family, including his struggling older sister and his violent and alcoholic father. Also the death of his mother plays a large, influential role in the story. Some other important characters include one of his friends at school. When Nick’s father unintentionally gets him a job cleaning dishes at a local restaurant, he meets Alice and Sam, more crucial characters to the story.
The events that follow merely lead up to the murder. The novel, plainly, are the contributing factors that lead up to Nick committing a felony. To connect back to the blurb, Neenan does not write an “intense, suspenseful story.” These attributes fulfill the requirements to be a thriller novel. Neenan did not write a thriller, he wrote a basic drama. Emphasise on the word “basic.”
One part of the novel that frustrates me is the author’s voice. To be specific, Neenan’s voice is non-existent. It is very difficult to identify the author’s personality throughout the story because of the fact that his novel represents a very stereotypical dramatic novel. There is no uniqueness to the book; nothing is out of the ordinary nor did anything keep the reader into the book. The suspense is much too dry, contrary to what Neenan wrote in the blurb.
On the other hand, Thick is modeled for high school students that struggle with reading. For those people, I believe that the novel serves the purpose. The plot is an intriguing one, to say the very best. I would recommend this book to someone who does not enjoy to read, but it would take a spot at the end of the list. As a result, Thick gets two out of five Eagles.

[Jennifer Wardrip · Rating 3 out of 5]

Reviewed by Grandma Bev for TeensReadToo.com

Colin Neenan takes you inside the mind of a young killer in his newest book. THICK is Nick's confession to murder as he writes down what happened for his lawyer...and you learn things about Nick that you don't expect. Nick is in terrible trouble, incarcerated in a holding cell with fifteen criminals, awaiting his trial for killing someone...

A very troubled seventeen-year-old, Nick's mother has been dead for three years and his sister, Hope, has been his protection between himself and his alcoholic, always angry father--who verbally abuses Nick every chance he gets, calling him stupid and thick .

What has driven this boy past the edge? It seemed that things were going much better; he got an 82 on his math homework, and then landed a job with the help of Alice, a girl that might like him. Maybe his desire to belong and to fit in with the other kids and be liked isn't so far-fetched, after all.

Then everything falls apart. There is Sam, Alice's very abusive boyfriend who leaves bruises on her. Then, Nick's father is drunk again, and taking out his rage on his sister, Hope, because she wants to go to college. Nick and his father get into a physical altercation, then Nick rushes to Alice's apartment to help her escape from Sam. In the ensuing melee, there is a gun, and everyone screaming at once, and then all the blood.

Neenan has given Nick the perfect voice for a teen with a bit of a learning disability, who has feelings of inadequacy and tolerates bullies at school. He is in a special-education program at his high school. Nick gives us glimpses of his full range of emotions in this very exciting, sympathetic story. Fast paced with escalating suspense, impossible to put down, this is a quick read, with an easy vocabulary, sure to capture the imagination of that reluctant reader.

[Jesi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thick is about a teenage boy, Nick, who has been arrested for murder. He tells you right off the bat that he is guilty. What the reader doesn’t know is who he killed and why. As Nick tells his story to his lawyer, the reader discovers Nick to be a sweet, but slow boy, whose alcoholic father abuses and the kids at school bully. Nick handles the abuse as well as he can and even puts himself in the way when he sees others getting abused. This makes the fact that Nick will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars the ultimate tragedy.

This book was a quick read, but it was interesting. I think we all have known boys like Nick at one time or another, so he is easy to relate too, even if you have never been in his situation. I assume this book has been banned due to the main character shooting someone. The shooting is not glorified or sensationalized. Nick is genuinely remorseful and makes no excuses to avoid punishment. In a time when bullying is in the national spotlight, I see this book as a good one to promote discussion.

Overall, I give Thick…

Plot – 3 ½ bookmarks
Character Development – 4 bookmarks
Voice – 3 bookmarks

Dream Cast (otherwise known as who I pictured while reading) – Quinton Aaron (Nick), Michelle Williams (Alice), Xosha Roquemore (Hope)

[Elizabeth]

When I first heard about the book Thick, I thought it would be a heavy set kid. Instead, it made me appreciate the damage that can do to a teenager. The only thing it compares this is, is the HBO documentary abut the gun shoot and the teenagers. In the beginning I was pulled into the book because we notice Nick killed somebody, but we did not know the circumstances. It was like we are detectives from the book. I liked it. I also would relate to the teacher Mrs. Brown from the book. She was trying to tell Nick that he wasn't being so stupid and giving him the confidence that he needed to do good in school. While I won't tell you the most exciting good part of the book

[Salsabrarian]

Suspenseful, satisfying hi-lo book about Nick, a slow high-school student who is in jail for killing someone with a gun. His lawyer has asked him to write about what happened and he describes the events and key players that led to him inadvertently killing Alice, a favorite co-worker and a bit of a crush. The reader never knows exactly who gets killed until the end: could it be Nick’s abusive and alcoholic father? Sam, Alice’s jealous and abusive boyfriend? Brad, a classroom bully? Nick is a decent kid who got caught up in a convergence of domestic violence; as his mother once told him only mean people are stupid and Nick now knows he is not that stupid anymore.

[Alicia · Rating 4 out of 5]

A quick read for reluctant readers about Nick aka Thick who has been abused by his father-- a father who drove their mother to commit suicide and is now a raging alcoholic. Beside the abuse, Nick is also slower than some and gets himself into trouble with a girl at work and her abusive boyfriend. In the end, the abrupt, quick ending leaves everyone wondering who Nick actually shot.

"I did it. I know I told you that when you were here, Mr. Lawson, but I want to say it again. I did it. I pulled the trigger. I shot someone. Dead."

[Habdurahman]

when i first heard of the book, I thought it would be about a heavy-set kid.Instead , it made me appreciate the damage that a gun can do to a teenager.The only thing i can compare it is the HBO Documentary about guns and teens.


From the very beginning i was pulled into the book because we knew Nick killed someone, but we didn't know the cirumstances. It was like we were the detectives in the novel.I liked that.

while i wan't tell you the

[G´Angelo]

when i first heard of the book thick. i thought it would be about life and how thick life can really get, it made me appreciate the harm a gun can do to another person. the only thing i can compare it is the hbo documentary about guns and teens.

from the very beginning i was pulled into the book because we knew nick killed someone, but we didn't know the circumstances. it was like we were

[Katie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Laurie Halse Anderson posted a blog about a teacher who was fired based on her reading list at the school. This is one of the books the parents protested. It is a really good book about how we all have breaking point and what has to happen in order for us to reach it.

[Davion]

Its a good book but when i first heard about thick i thought it was about some kind of fat kid but it is a good book over all. My favorite part is when his sister said she was going to take nick to college with her.

[Nasifa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read this book in 3 days, it was that interesting. The ending was not what I expected.

Sad that his father treated him badly but at least his sister is always there for him.

[Vince Mobilio]

this book was very good and intence i really liked it.

[Connor Dunleavy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I usually do not like books like this one, but the way it was setup made me interested, and i would recommend it to anyone.

[Hannah Hogan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book. It had such a plot twist and made me want to keep reading and reading.

[Matthew Restrepo · Rating 4 out of 5]

i though it was a really good book because it was something that could happen in real life so i learned somke thing from it

[Deborah Couto · Rating 4 out of 5]

it was good

[Devin]

its ok

[Mrs. KP]

While I won't tell you the most exciting part, I will tell you that he finds himself in a girl's apartment because he wants to save her from the abuse she has suffered by her boyfriend.

[Elijah]

This is a great book that keeps you thinking and always have you wondering. I loved it and highly recommend it.

[Ukash Farah]

goood book

[Jaibriel]

I thought that it will be about a thick animal that got bigger and dedroyed the whole world,but it ened up being a person who got a hold of a gun and killed a lot of people and got himself into jail.

[Tamara Febus · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book is really good but isn't really my choice of reading.

[Aayush Gupta · Rating 5 out of 5]

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