Review: Unique voice
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2012
A worthy effort and a unique idea.  Very different read for me: never did a book told  in the first person with the narrator having a silent voice.  It takes some getting used to with the ASL as Marti's voice; quite distracting.  Also you,  I think there was too much going on with this book which was exacerbated by the first person distraction. The triplets all having alliterative names was a bother as well. Just too much.  I couldn't even see that and wasn't able to tell them apart.This book is very graphic and doesn't shy away from the subject of rape and abuse.  I want to see how this ends,  so I will be reading the sequel.