To all those that are ignorant of or don't care for their own safety: READ THIS BOOK!Surprisingly this is a teenage book, and I can see why. Descriptions are well...not descriptive, everything is left to the imagination. Acts are implied but not described in any detail. I expect teens these days wil...
read the full review on my blog, holes In My brainI consider myself a mature teenager, I can handle issues YA throws at me pretty well: vulgar language, violence, sex, booze, cutting… but quite honestly, Living Dead Girl made me uncomfortable.It’s an odd type of experience, “Alice” is a character th...
A frightening, disturbing, and gripping read. The author gets right inside character's head and the stark way the book is written offers just enough explanation as well as leaving just enough horror to the imagination. I like that Ray's background is explored a bit, showing the reader how he became ...
Very short but very well written. I had to take a break at work so I could finish the book. Why? Because it was in my head and I needed to know what happened in the end. Was I right? Yes. Will I let you know what the ending is? Nope, go read the book. :)4 stars out of 5, I would have given it 5 star...
Wow, this book had some heavy and disturbing content; especially for the intended young adult audience. I felt like I was gut-punched after I had finished it. Ms. Scott was able to push the heartbreaking story of child abduction right to the edge without being overly revolting, if that's truly possi...
Harrowing read. Scott gets Alice's voice and situation perfectly. The only reason I didn't finish in one sitting is that I had to leave the house and go out, and as it was I was late.
This is a hard book to talk about. The subject matter is horrifying and disturbing. The story is told by "Alice", a 15 year old who was abducted at age 10 while on a school field trip. She is subjected to unthinkable abuse at the hands of her abductor Ray. He gives her the name Alice.Alice is broken...
I'm not sure that there are words to descrbe just how heartwrenching and horrifying Living Dead Girl is. Elizabeth Scott has written an absolutely breathtaking novel about a sickening topic, bringing light to a scenario that happens all too often and that few of us want to face.I listened to this bo...
The narrator of Living Dead Girl is the second "Alice" to be abducted and abused by Ray. Taken from a school field trip when she was ten, Alice has survived five years with Ray, but the older she gets, the closer she is to meeting the same end as the first Alice.In simple, stark prose, we are given ...
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