Review: Very detailed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2013
I do like the portrait of a real life beautiful, young girl,  going right down the rabbit hole into psychosis.  I also like that Casey WAtson gives us an update on this child.  And Ms Watson is apparently not an over-educated intellectual writing a story that could be boringly over-analyzed.  She is instead,  a care-giver in the UK's foster system.  What I did not like is the continual detailed  descriptions of how the family is reacting in a shocked way.  I think after the first few of those descriptions some could  have been deleted to make the book move a bit faster.  Also this would have made readers more aware of the critical ones, such as Sophia hurting Kieron's dog.  After all , who would not have been shocked by this absolutely unpredictable , bizarre and dangerous behaviour?  In the end though, I would strongly recommend it to those who might work in social services, adolescent psych units, nursing, law enforcement, or are studying those things.