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The Fiction Conniption
The Fiction Conniption rated it 12 years ago
I admit, I went into this with preconceived notions of what this organization stood for - and it all seemed so sinister. For those not familiar with Westboro Baptist Church - they are an 'organization' that calls themselves an Independent Baptist church in order to receive the tax benefits. They are...
Krycek
Krycek rated it 12 years ago
THIS IS THE REVIEW!I know you're wondering why I'm shouting at you. I thought it'd be a nice way to start the review after reading this:"Are you hungry?" Diane asked."No," I replied."Good," Diane said as she marked my answer on her worksheet. "Are you tired?" she asked next."No," I replied."Good." S...
inconceivably
inconceivably rated it 12 years ago
You guys, I’m not gonna lie. I have been excited about reading Banished : Surviving My Years in the Westboro Baptist Church by Lauren Drain for months! I pretty much freaked out when I first saw that there was going to be a memoir from a former member of the Westboro Baptist Church. Unfortunately, I...
caseyreads
caseyreads rated it 12 years ago
I recently finished reading Going Clear and wanted to read more about Scientology because it is absolutely amazing how much has been covered up about this pseudo-religion. Beyond Belief doesn't go into specifics about the actual philosophy and teachings of Hubbard. Instead, Hill poignantly relates h...
Imagine That
Imagine That rated it 12 years ago
Jenna was raised to obey. She is the niece of the leader (David Miscavige) of The Church of Scientology. While still a toddler, Jenna’s parents became members of The Sea Organization, the church’s, elite, inner clergy. Such membership demanded all of their time and attention, leaving Jenna and he...
Reading Through The World
Reading Through The World rated it 12 years ago
An interesting look into one girl's life growing up in the cult of Scientology. 95% of the book was a recounting of the events in her life growing up in Sea Org, separated from her parents, and how she was indoctrinated into the world of Scientology. The final 5% is about her "escape", which wasn'...
Pieces of Stars
Pieces of Stars rated it 12 years ago
Overall a fascinating journey through the life of the current head of Scientology's niece, Jenna. A heartbreaking tale in many ways, especially how children and families seem to be derided and separated by the church. Looking at the way Jenna's Scientology worked, I can see how with a few adjustme...
Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 12 years ago
I know that there is some debate about the use of the term femicide and some people were upset that Rodriguez just focused on the killings of women, instead of the vast amount of murder. However, if you have read 2666, you should read this. Rodriguez is a reporter for Univision and while she feels...
Bonnie Read a Book Today
Bonnie Read a Book Today rated it 13 years ago
Stolen Innocence is one of the best books I've read so far on the subject of the FLDS. Forced at the age of 14 into a marriage she didn't want to a first cousin she'd hated all her short life, Elissa Wall fought for her freedom with maturity and grace for the next four years. Her trial, recorded her...
Lost in My Youth
Lost in My Youth rated it 13 years ago
I have followed this case from the very beginning and really enjoyed getting the inside story from the prosecution.I give Jeff Ashton and his team credit for trying to bring justice to Caylee even knowing full well that their case was based purely on circumstantial evidence. It's a shame that they d...
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