What does the death of a child do to loved ones left behind? What happens to that too young lost soul? In her most recent book review of The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold, Piper Grey bravely examines these questions. Through this story, Piper journeys into heartache, despair, anger, and finally hope. “I didn’t know what I was in for when I pick this book up but I’m glad I did and I believe I’m better for it.” — Piper
Check out Piper’s enticing review to find out if you have the strength to embark upon a journey filled with tragedy, depravity, and conflict with your own moral candor.
“Susie, 14, is viciously murdered in December of 1973! After her death, Susie watches over her grieving loved ones from her perch in heaven; specifically, Susie’s personal heaven. She watches as this vicious crime tears her family apart, brings together her community, and alters her friends’ lives forever. I pitied her father, was confused by her mother, wanted to love her little brother, and identified with her sister.”
Click here to read Piper’s entire review! If your strong enough for this venture, pick up a copy at our LBT store! We think you’ll be better for it!
The movie was incredible. I barely made it out alive… so beautifully tragic
— Sophie · Feb 7, 09:14 PM · #