Review: PROBABLY MY FAVORITE OF HERS SO FAR
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
This was a riveting book. There are several cases discussed here, and probably my favorite partt of the book is that she advocates for those were obviously mentally ill not getting the help they should have gotten. She doesn't go so far as to say the mentally ill shouldn't have to pay for the bad things they do, but she does stress that many lives could have been much different if those who killed had gotten the help they needed. Some of these cases happened in the 70's and 80's, but one happened as recently as just a few years ago, so there's a wide range of time periods too. I love the way she does her books because sometimes I wish they were longer, but you get all the facts without a lot of extra information you may not want to know or may not have time to read, so if you like these types of stories, they're great, quick reads when you want to read something but may not have a lot of time to do it.