The first time I read this book was when a coworker had to read it for a class. I would get so stoked every time he brought it to read at work that I would hi-jack it while he was helping customers. Then he bought me my own copy. I became completely engrossed in the sad stories of abuse and abandonment, fantasy and reality. It's so touching it makes you feel something, whether you want to or not.
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melissa12682, May 9, 2007
The first time I read this book was when a coworker had to read it for a class. I would get so stoked every time he brought it to read at work that I would hi-jack it while he was helping customers. Then he bought me my own copy. I became completely engrossed in the sad stories of abuse and abandonment, fantasy and reality. It's so touching it makes you feel something, whether you want to or not.(9 of 16 readers found this comment helpful)