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The Lost Boy

A Foster Child's Search for the Love of a Family

by Dave Pelzer

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The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer
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    Aug 1997, 340 pages

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Karey Bishop

This is probably the best book I have read in my life and the scary part is someone didn't just make it up, it actually happened. I believe that is why it touched me.If you like tear jerkers this is the book for you.
Danielle

it is wicked and moving you should read it also try reading th child called it
Charlotte!!!

Absolutly brilliant!!!It's the best book i've ever read! i would recomend this book because it is perfect for anyone to read as it has laughter and devestation in.
Shorty

I loovvee your book A Child Called It. I am just starting The lost Boy. It is already good. I can imagen what he has been through
Vickie

I cried when reading your story, i cant believe what you have been through. You give people the courage to speak out and for that you are very special. The whole of my sixth form couldnt put "A child called It" down and you made us relalise what we have to be thankful for i cant wait to read the next two books in your trilogy. I hope you and your family have a very happy future.
Hafdis

I love Dave Pelzer ... and i wish him all the best in his life, i´m from iceland and i love his books and himself !! i would do anything to meet him !! everybody who hasn´t read the book ... READ IT !! it will change your life =) and i hope that people who read it understand what children are very important, and you where once a child ...... but i just want to say that i hope Dave Pelzer will live happy ever after.. =)
Sisly Bettencourt

I would rate this book a five because this book was really good!!!!! It was well written to were everyone can understand what it was about. Also it was really emotional and to some people this can be a lesson.
T.M.

There are no words to describe the HORROR I felt when I read excerpts from your books. You truly are a hero to rise above and become the person you are today. God had a plan for your life. Thank him for saving you from the terrible childhood you endured.. I wish you only the best. God bless you and your son.

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