Redeeming 6 (Los chicos de Tommen 4) (Spanish Edition) – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Redeeming 6 (Los chicos de Tommen 4) (Spanish Edition)

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4.8

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A gut-wrenching, 800-page marathon of trauma and addiction that TikTok loves, but your average 14-year-old is definitely not ready for.

Redeeming 6 (Los chicos de Tommen 4) (Spanish Edition)

book

2024

52%

WISE Score

4.8

Amazon

A gut-wrenching, 800-page marathon of trauma and addiction that TikTok loves, but your average 14-year-old is definitely not ready for.

4.8

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Screenwise Verdict

Redeeming 6 is the heavyweight champion of 'trauma-romance.' It’s exceptionally well-written for the genre, but don't let the 'sports romance' tag fool you—the football is a backdrop for a harrowing story about heroin and heartbreak.

It’s a 'good' book in the sense that it makes you feel everything, but as a parent, you need to know it's heavy. This isn't a beach read; it's an emotional wrecking ball. If your teen is mature and already deep into the series, it's a powerful conclusion, but it's definitely not for the faint of heart or the middle-school crowd.

Age Fit

This is marketed as YA, but it’s firmly in the 'New Adult' territory. If they aren't old enough to watch 'Euphoria,' they probably shouldn't be reading Joey Lynch's POV yet. Best for 17+.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

While the core is about fierce loyalty and love, the tone is incredibly dark, focusing on self-destruction, systemic trauma, and the grueling reality of addiction.

Imaginative

It’s a standard contemporary 'broken boy' romance trope, though Chloe Walsh’s character depth and the Irish setting give it more flavor than your average cookie-cutter sports romance.

Safe

Heavy trigger warnings are required here. We're talking heroin addiction, domestic abuse, and explicit sexual content. It is not 'safe' for a younger teen looking for a light sports story.

Enriching

It offers a brutal, empathetic look at how addiction destroys families and the impossible weight of trying to 'save' someone. It’s a masterclass in empathy for complex trauma.

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Why It Might Be Great

Deeply emotional storytelling that doesn't shy away from the 'ugly' parts of recovery and relapse.
The chemistry between Joey and Aoife is intense and feels earned through shared history.
Great for older teens who want a story that treats heavy topics with weight rather than glossing over them.
High 'fandom' value—if your teen is on BookTok, this is what everyone is crying about.

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What to Watch For

Graphic depictions of drug addiction (heroin) and the physical toll it takes.
The book is a 'tearjerker' in the extreme; it can be emotionally draining for sensitive readers.
Explicit sexual scenes that lean more toward 'New Adult' than 'Young Adult.'
The sheer length—at nearly 800 pages, it's a massive commitment.

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"Is it actually possible to 'save' another person, or do they have to save themselves?"
"How does Joey’s environment and family history make his struggle with addiction harder?"
"Where is the line between being a supportive partner and being an enabler?"
"Why do you think stories about 'broken' characters are so popular on social media right now?"

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