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Shannon Crabill shannoncrabill — I listened to this one on audio and really enjoyed it. The narrator was excellent. This was thriller with a historical and medical twist. I really invested in the characters and the story. I, of course, made predictions and speculations about who the suspect might be, but I was completely wrong. I felt that the ending was very unpredictable. I love Gerritsen's Rizzoli and Isles series, but I think I may have even enjoyed The Bone Garden more. I really enjoyed the bit of history. Very good book.

Sabine Handtke sabine10 — Very interesting female twist on Biblical stories - defnitely worth reading if you want something entertaining and well written.

Tolga Darende tolcha — I found the subject of the book very interesting and very educational. But, as I was a Sociology student, this might not hold true for every reader. I also think that Cisneros did such a good job of writing the story that it feels as if it were an actual true story. However, I did find Cisneros tendency to slip into poetry at times a bit distracting .Understandable as she's only listed as having published poetry prior to this story. This story is written from the perspective of a young girl, meaning that the wordage is very simple. This is where a problem arises for me. Because of the simple language used, the library has this book as being a 4th grade reading level. However, the content of the story is, in my opinion, above most 4th graders comprehension. Though most of these events could very well be true, or at the least accurate, I don't believe most 4th graders would be able to fully understand the implications of them. That's a sad distinction to make, but I believe an accurate one. I do think this book would be excellent for an English class discussion, a Sociological discussion, or a book group discussion. I would hope that if younger readers were reading this book, that adults would read it along with them, or make themselves available for the questions and conversation the book deserves. I believe that just reading it on its own, without further effort for clarity and inspection just won't allow for the book's full potential.