In the late 40s & early 50s, I loved Nancy Drew so much that I ever sneaked a peek at the Hardy Boys that my brother was reading. Nice of you to bring them together, love it.
A blast to the past.
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In the late 40s & early 50s, I loved Nancy Drew so much that I ever sneaked a peek at the Hardy Boys that my brother was reading. Nice of you to bring them together, love it.
This book was beautifully written. While I was sick to my stomach at times I couldn’t put it down. It made me feel so many emotions and allowed me to have more open discussions with my friends about the topics involved.
I adore book sequences. I want to read on for more so I’m dedicated but this was quite a bit drawn out/ too much uncomfortable sex scenes & didn’t care for the narrator for Jack, or when the one for Kari Ann seemed to piece in or add in a few words and change into..
Excellent and realistic story. I spend my days with the Tigers of the world. Thank you for sharing their story!
I don’t consider myself a prude, but a romance novel about a 25 year old man and a 13 year old girl was too disturbing for me. Not to mention that the man acknowledged that he “loved” the girl from the first time that he saw her when she was 8. Ewww!
It was great!! I’m 12 almost 13 so I feel like I could relate to it a lot!! Overall great book just a bad narrator.
Felt for the trauma these characters experienced. Was hard for me as a teacher knowing some of my own students have gone through some of these same experiences. I am happy wavy had a safe place and hope I can provide that for my students.
I had no idea of the plot line when i started this book- and I’m glad i didn’t.One of the most emotional and intriguing books I’ve read in years (and I’m ALWAYS in an Audiobook)
I found this book to be sick, sad, and disturbing. It glamorized pedophilia. I barely skimmed the final chapters because I was so put off. It’s a NO from me!
