A review by not_an_echo
Tell the Wolves I'm Home by Carol Rifka Brunt

2.0

This book grated on my nerves and I was glad to see it end. I had thought the book would focus on the AIDS outbreak and the thoughts of the average American towards it and to some degree, it did that but not really. It seemed to focus more on an ignorant, self-absorbed little girl and her selfish family. The only member of the family that I may have felt for was Greta and even she still didn't seem worthy of it. I understood where she was coming from, but that does not condone her actions.