Four Weeks, Five People is an interesting YA contemporary novel following five characters who attend a wilderness therapy camp. Each of the teens have various mental health disorders that brought them here. There is a multitude of disorders covered from anorexia to OCD, narcissism to bi-polar. The characters are believable, while their disorders are portrayed realistically. I only wish that there was more to the story.

To much going on with so many characters . I struggled to get into the story.

While the subject matter is intriguing and the characters are interesting and unique, the structure was poorly executed. Since it is told from a variety of perspectives I felt like I never really got clear descriptions to the events unfolding or definitive answers.