The Borden Murders: Lizzie Borden & the Trial of the Century by Sarah Miller

3.68 AVERAGE

rskennedy1066's review

4.0
After reading this and another book on this topic, I find myself convinced of her innocence.
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bookaholic_jasmine's review against another edition

3.75
dark informative tense medium-paced
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muddmaxx's review

4.0
3 1/2
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courtcourtack's review

5.0
Loved it. Miller’s writing is a beautiful, factual non-biased account of one of the most complicated cold cases in U.S history.
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canagator's review

4.0
For a teen nonfiction book, this was phenomenal. A well-researched glimpse into the life, (possible?) crime, and trial of Lizzie Borden, the woman who (maybe?) killed her parents on the morning of August 4, 1892. I would recommend to anyone over the age of 13 that likes a good true crime novel.

ct21's review

3.0
Read this for Read Harder. It was good and interesting, but you probably could have just read a long form piece if you want to learn about the murders.
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kellishinn's review against another edition

3.25
dark informative mysterious sad slow-paced
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broncos22's review

5.0
dark sad tense medium-paced

goldfish8's review

3.25
dark emotional informative medium-paced
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lnb_sweety's review

4.5
dark informative mysterious medium-paced