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Review Date: 9/2/2008
I was young when Shanda Sharer got murdered, so I don't remember much about when it happened. However, now that I live in Madison, Indiana I wanted to read the book. I will say it is a very well written book and keeps your interest throughout the entire book. The author talks about each girl involved in great detail so you get a true sense of what they were like and what may have drove them to do such a thing. How four girls around 16 years old could even think of doing such a thing is puzzling.
This book is very well worth the read, but it is graffic and not for young readers.
This book is very well worth the read, but it is graffic and not for young readers.
Review Date: 2/20/2009
Helpful Score: 14
I don't even know where to start with this book. First off, if you are an overweight girl, DO NOT READ this book. You will feel so bad about yourself that you'll hate how you look. The word "fat" is probably used well over 100 times in this book and it is used in the worst way possible. The story was also way out there for me. I couldn't imagine the main story line happening in real life. Overall, far fetched, terribly written, not impressing.
Review Date: 1/26/2009
Helpful Score: 1
I'm not pregnant yet, but this book was a great insite into what to expect from telling your friends/family, to what to expect at delivery time. I've read many other books on this topic and so far this one passes them all. It is a very funny book from a woman's point of view. The author is a mother of 4, so she knows what she is talking about. It is also a shorter book and very easy to read.
Review Date: 1/12/2009
Helpful Score: 2
This book goes into great details on pregnancy and week by week. I thought it was written very well and easy to follow. It's actually a large book and each page is full of great information. I recommed this to any new parents, or grandparent.
Review Date: 1/12/2009
I picked this book up at my local library and read it myself in a day. It's larger print, which makes it seem more organized. It goes into enough detail for the father, without making it "gross" for him. It tells them what to expect week by week and also has tips for parents to be on what you need to have at home when baby comes home. I'm going to be suggesting this book for a while to friends!
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