"K.M. Walton's Empty is riveting, compelling, and brutally honest. Walton has crafted a very brave novel that draws readers not only into the complexities of a discarded teen's troubled world, but also toward the inevitable questions we must ask ourselves -- the questions EMPTY dares to explore.". · EMPTY by K.M. Walton. Seventeen year old Adele, known better as Dell, knows pain. Her father is a deadbeat dad who walked out on her pregnant mother and owes a ton of back child support and her mother is a devastated shell of the woman she once was who now depends on the comfort of prescription drugs to get by. In Empty, K.M. Walton paints a very disturbing image on what it is like to be a high school student with an eating disorder. Ever since Dell's parents split up, her life seems to be tumbling down around her. She’s losing her best friend, her dad doesn’t want to spend any time with her, and her mom is addicted to prescription drugs/5.
Empty by K. M. Walton - A girl tumbles into a downward spiral when a romantic encounter turns violent in this heartwrenching novel from the author of Cracked K. M. Walton is the author of Cracked and Empty. Download Citation | Empty by K. M. Walton (review) | Since Dell's father left, Dell has eaten her way to pounds, and her mother has disappeared into a haze of prescription medication. K.M. Walton is the author of the contemporary young adult novels, Cracked, Empty, and Ultimatum. She also edited contributed to her music-focused YA anthology, Behind the Song. K.M. also co-authored Teaching Numeracy: 9 Critical Habits to Ignite Mathematical Thinking, a book for.
Empty by K. M. Walton - A girl tumbles into a downward spiral when a romantic encounter turns violent in this heartwrenching novel from the author of Cracked. EMPTY by K.M. Walton. Seventeen year old Adele, known better as Dell, knows pain. Her father is a deadbeat dad who walked out on her pregnant mother and owes a ton of back child support and her mother is a devastated shell of the woman she once was who now depends on the comfort of prescription drugs to get by. "K.M. Walton's Empty is riveting, compelling, and brutally honest. Walton has crafted a very brave novel that draws readers not only into the complexities of a discarded teen's troubled world, but also toward the inevitable questions we must ask ourselves -- the questions EMPTY dares to explore.".
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