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Brennan Depew wordswbrennan — It's been a while since I read this book, but I remember really liking it a lot. Astrid's character undergoes so many transformations as an adolescent shuffled from one foster home to the next, the result of her mother's incarceration. What makes it so interesting is her initially worshipful relationship with her mother. She is not some kid who has never known a real home, never had a close bond with her mother. She is a kid that had no idea what her mother was really like until she encountered a slew of other "mothers" the foster care system had to offer. I happened to really appreciate the film adaptation of this novel as well, though it did of course omit some of Astrid's less desirable experiences, some of which were crucial to her character's development. It is an engrossing story that reads fast but lingers.

Joanne Wong kaniw — To sum up how I feel about this book: 1. I read this book on a trip to Europe, and while everyone else wanted to go out and give'r all night in Budapest, I wanted to stay in and read finish this story. 2. I never bend the pages of my books, and rarely crack the spines, but this book is read to shreds. 3. I can read it in about 3 hours tops. I've read it at least twice a year since 2000. 4. I HATED THE MOVIE AFTER THE FIRST 5 MINUTES.

Nikki Goelz _ikki_oelz — A good and fair book about Gnosticism. Wright uses a more approachable writing style than in his other books. Again, he is baiting the reader with a title like "Have We Missed the Truth about Christianity?" The answer, as always with Wright's subtitles, is no.