Rated of 5
by harpreet :)
This book is so sad and I cried. The mother is so evil; how could she do this to her own son? It was so interesting that I couldn't stop reading it. I can't even imagine the pain David went through. It was the best book ever!!!
Rated of 5
by skylarjohnson good but sad
As I read the book I cried so much it wasn't even funny. I had my aunt read she couldn't even finish reading it.
Rated of 5
by jess So sad
I want to just say I read all the book crying on every page. How could someone possibly feel that way towards her own child and be so evil? She is a disgusting woman and should have payed for what she did to David. I can't even imagine the pain and torture he went through. He must have to live through this nightmare his whole life.
Rated of 5
by frances the best
This book really touched me. It was very sad. It made me cry while reading the book because I once saw my sister reading the book and I loved it. I would like everyone to know if you read this book, refer the book to others, so that this story could be heard
Rated of 5
by mm My feelings toward this book.
Wow, this is an very emotional life for a boy. When I picked up this book it was hard to put down. I felt emotional sorrow for him (David). In this book it talked about his mother and him, beating him. At times I wonder why his mother hurt him, what did he do?
Rated of 5
by melissa A child called it Review
I LOVE this book when i read the book i cried 3 times i loved it !!!!!!!!!!!
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