Review: What a sad story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2013
I enjoyed reading this story, though putting "enjoyed" to a book with such a sad story really doesn't seem right to me.  It was very intense reading the things that happened to these two children and my heart goes out to other children that could be going through similar things.  As with all stories that are based on a real life event, I find myself wanting more information - what happened after the story "ends"?  what happened to these evil people's children?  But these questions aren't the fault of the author, but my inquisitiveness.I try not to be too picky when it comes to a book - a lot of the ones that I read I have found for free and I appreciate that the author has allowed me to read what they have worked so hard to achieve without a fee.  I hate grammatical errors and misspellings - it's a big pet-peeve of mine - but, with all the complaining that people do on Amazon, I have yet to find one that is so bad I can't get through it.  I will say with this one that I agree with what a lot of people have said about the pictures.  Not necessarily that they don't go with the story, but that they are awkward, random.  In my opinion, I don't feel that the book needed any pictures at all.  It would have been different, since this IS a book about a real-life event, if there had been crime scene pictures, etc, but other than a few pictures of the place and the pictures of the victims, the other ones just felt like they were stuck in for space.