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Yazmin Azzif iamblackwine — Deserves four stars, but somehow I couldn't get into it. Sequel to Goose Girl. Enna develops a power as a fire starter, but it eats away at her, and she is terrified that she will lose control. Very well written, but I couldn't connect with Enna. I didn't like her much. I had a similar reaction to Goose Girl. Guess Hale's just not the author for me.

Roman Kazantsev romankazantcevc253 — Teacher read it in class.

Victoria Hernández _ictoria_ — (4.5 / 5) I was on my very first teaching round when Columbine happened - and although I was in Australia it affected me deeply. I was supposedly starting a new career, and suddenly I realised the magnitude of the responsibility I had. Kids would be in my care for a great majority of their day. If I got caught up in such an event, how would I react? It seemed too vast to comprehend, and as more news and speculation began to filter out over the next few weeks I would find myself dwelling on it. What could cause kids to perpetrate such a horrendous act against their fellow students? Cullen offers a compelling and thorough look at the events leading up to the massacre and what happened in the school. He breaks down many of the myths and urban legends that grew out of the story and the reasoning behind Dylan and Eric's murderous spree. Although the Klebold and Harris families have largely stayed silent with the press, there are some poignant portraits of the families of the victims and how grief affected them all differently. The only thing I can really fault with the book is that once again more detail is given to the victims who were given the quasi-celebrity status by the media - I am not in anyway denigrating Rachel Scott or Cassie Bernall or the like. It's just that I would also have liked to have known a little more about the kids that are hardly talked about. They deserve to be remembered as well.