Review: The Perfect Solution by Ey Wade
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2012
Leaving a child in a child day care can be the most difficult decision a parent must make. How do you decide if it is the right center for your child? How do you know safety rules are stringently enforced? How easy is it for someone to get through parent pick up security to take a child that isn't their own?In this fictional story one mother finds out the hard way that appearance can be deceiving. Placing her child in a day care that seems to have everything, computer monitoring, adequate staffing and well decorated surroundings our mother thinks she has found the solution to her child care needs. But things are not as they seem in "The Perfect Solution" child care center. In fact, they are far from ideal. Lax security measures, untrained staff, monitors not operating when they should be make the center ripe for a kidnapping. All it needs is for one day to go horribly wrong and a child could be missing.This story has a good premise, interesting characters and a situation that all parents fear. How that situation plays out will keep you turning the pages.There are some problems with the story. It is much too wordy with descriptions that go on for way too long. It took several pages for one character to get through a shower. There are a number of misspellings, and editing errors. But overall it is a compelling story.Read time: 2 1/2 hoursKaren Bryant Doering,Parent's Little Black Book