The most amazing thing about this book was that it was told through the eyes of a thirteen year old and it REALLY sincerely felt like the actual thought process of a person that age. I picked up this book after reading "The Boy Who Was Raised As a Dog," a series of case studies of abused and neglected children. There was such a ring of truth about "Lullabies" based on the revelations of that nonfiction piece.
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Lullabies for Little Criminals (P.S.) by Heather Oneill
Carmen Bond, June 18, 2009
The most amazing thing about this book was that it was told through the eyes of a thirteen year old and it REALLY sincerely felt like the actual thought process of a person that age. I picked up this book after reading "The Boy Who Was Raised As a Dog," a series of case studies of abused and neglected children. There was such a ring of truth about "Lullabies" based on the revelations of that nonfiction piece.