By: Monica Gupta,
on 8/14/2016
आजादी का जश्न सुबह से सर्च जारी थी कि good news मिले ताकि 15 अगस्त की आजादी की feel ला सकूं पर फिर वही देश में आतंकी खतरा, हाई अलर्ट, पाकिस्तान इस साल अपने स्वतंत्रता दिवस समारोह को काश्मीर की आजादी के नाम समर्पित कर रहा है …दिल्ली में यमुना का पानी खतरे से ऊपर […]
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By: Twyla Lee,
on 12/29/2008
Living Dead Girl is the horrific story of a child abductee. Her nightmare starts when she is ten. She is on a field trip at an aquarium, where she accidentally wanders away from her classmates. That’s when she meets Ray. He brings her to his house and calls her Alice, though that’s not her real name. He also makes her promise to forever stay a little girl. His little girl. Alice can’t tell anyone about her situation. First off, no one would believe her and if she tries to escape, Ray will kill her and her family.
At 15, Alice is still forced to be Ray’s ‘little girl’. He starves her to keep her as small as possible, but Alice knows he is tiring of her. She is sent to find Ray a new little girl who will replace her. Starting to lose hope, she soon starts looking forward to her death and the ending of her 5 years of torture.
I was blown away by this book. Ray was such an unbelievably twisted character. I was so sickened by everything he did. He was incredibly real and terrifying. I wanted more than anything to be able to save Alice. I was frustrated with the oblivious people around her. Everyone knew there was something wrong about her, but no one cared enough to try to find out what. I was quite confused about what happened at the end though, but that wouldn’t stop me from recommending this book.
5 of 5 daggers.
Demanding you read this book,
Twyla Lee
Let's talk about the end... cause it didn't confuse me at all but I don't wanna post spoilers.