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3.89 AVERAGE
3.89 AVERAGE
emotional
hopeful
sad
medium-paced
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
sad
medium-paced
emotional
sad
medium-paced
The 2 book of A Child Called It . Very Emotional & Sad. Recommend It.
A very sad story happened in the real life, about a child who was being abused and neglected by his mom. However, the boy in the end became a successful man and that makes me happy because not everyone is lucky or strong enough to survive in such difficult circumstances.
You might tear up while reading it. Love it.
You might tear up while reading it. Love it.
Suite de «A Child Called It». Ce récit démontre encore une fois que sortir d'un «enfer» ne règle pas tout. Loin de là. D'une autre côté, l'auteur nous prouve qu'avec du courage, de la persévérance et de la bonne volonté, on peut franchir bien des obstacles.
I definitely enjoyed reading this book more than the first book of the series. A quick and easy read, but I felt the ending was a little rushed. Maybe more will be explained in the third book?
I read this book a while ago, but if I ever come across it again, I'll give it another read. This is definately one of my favorite books. It's very depressing, but it's also a very good book.
This book is an autobiography. David wrote about the child abuse he suffered for all his childhood. This is a continuation of the first book, and it talks about David’s life from ages 9 to 18.
I read the first book of the trilogy, ‘A Child Called “It”’ a year ago. I cried so hard. It shattered me and I still think of it every now and then. Books and their stories have a great impact on me, and the difference between this book and others is that it is real. Unlike other characters who have suffered, this character is a real person who has actually experienced all that. Here is my review of A Child Called “It”.
It’s hard to review it. I’m not sure I can. It was very inspirational. What I loved about it was that he did a lot of mistakes. Some people like to show others that they are perfect and everything that has ever went wrong was other people’s mistakes, but Dave admitted to have done mistakes. It was his choice to be friends with the wrong people and to not care anymore. It’s all understandable, I think. After not experiencing love for so long, you crave that sort of attention. I know I had my issues when my brother was born and I still do, and to not have any sort of attention growing up, only hate, is unbearable. Kids have needs, simple needs, and to not fulfil them is cruel.
I don’t think I’m going to finish the trilogy because I read this out of curiosity. I wanted to know how he set free and how his teen years were like.
I also want to point out how much I love the book titles.
A Child Called “It”.
The Lost Boy.
A Man Called Dave.
They are so appropriate and perfect, not a lot of books have great titles like that.
I read the first book of the trilogy, ‘A Child Called “It”’ a year ago. I cried so hard. It shattered me and I still think of it every now and then. Books and their stories have a great impact on me, and the difference between this book and others is that it is real. Unlike other characters who have suffered, this character is a real person who has actually experienced all that. Here is my review of A Child Called “It”.
It’s hard to review it. I’m not sure I can. It was very inspirational. What I loved about it was that he did a lot of mistakes. Some people like to show others that they are perfect and everything that has ever went wrong was other people’s mistakes, but Dave admitted to have done mistakes. It was his choice to be friends with the wrong people and to not care anymore. It’s all understandable, I think. After not experiencing love for so long, you crave that sort of attention. I know I had my issues when my brother was born and I still do, and to not have any sort of attention growing up, only hate, is unbearable. Kids have needs, simple needs, and to not fulfil them is cruel.
I don’t think I’m going to finish the trilogy because I read this out of curiosity. I wanted to know how he set free and how his teen years were like.
I also want to point out how much I love the book titles.
A Child Called “It”.
The Lost Boy.
A Man Called Dave.
They are so appropriate and perfect, not a lot of books have great titles like that.
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
sad
medium-paced