Review: Hell is for children and this book proves.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2013
Some children have the misfortune to be born to bad parents. Dani Brasher is one of those kids whose mothers use them as a punching bag and a target for her frustrations. In these situations, it often doesn't go well for the child. Such happens on a fateful night. Thanks to a well meaning neighbor the child is saved from her hell. Things get better for Dani for a bit as she is fostered out and adopted. Her adoptive parents are loving until tragedy strikes and the mother suffers an emotional break. With only a father and grandmother to support her Dani goes through a second hell in her teen years when a second kind of abuse takes place.This book has been written with the poignancy and pain of any child who has suffered sexual or physical abuse. The story is a sad account of collective experiences written as one character and the things she does to protect her soul from the bad things.  I felt a measure of sadness for the child as I read the book as well as anger for those committing the heinous atrocities. The story is not for the weak at heart but for anyone who seeks justice it is a good read about survival and taking control. I do recommend CATS EYE MARBLE and give it 5 stars. You will be educated and heartbroken at the same time and this book does contain mature subject matter.