A review by petrine00
3096 Dage by Natascha Kampusch

4.0

Kampusch did great in describing her brutal imprisonment and the nuances of her relationship to her captor. I love the way she reflected on evil tendencies and behaviors even when she was very young. She proved that children have a remarkable will to survive and understand the world around them, however confined it is. I only wish for her to have written more about her life after she escaped, since that part of the book felt a bit rushed. But then again, maybe that’s because that was how she experienced the events after her escape.