Review of Unspeakable Acts (New Edition)
Posted: 27 Apr 2023, 16:40
[Following is a volunteer review of "Unspeakable Acts (New Edition)" by Janet Leigh Green.]
This book was really good and interesting. I loved the family history and why Charlie had to live in the house. There were a few spelling errors but nothing major that really deterred from the book. Also this is not a kid friendly book, but with that said I loved reading it and would recommend it. It does talk about abuse, sex, and ghosts. To some this may not be a good book, however I couldn’t put it down. This book did take me about a chapter to be able to get into it, but it hooked me I was done. It may be me but there does seem to be a little time hop that wasn’t notated in a few of the chapters. I liked how for the most part the chapters were short that way with being a busy mom I could read a chapter quickly and then go do what I needed to do. I would definitely recommend reading this book and give it at least a 4/5 stars.
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Unspeakable Acts (New Edition)
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This book was really good and interesting. I loved the family history and why Charlie had to live in the house. There were a few spelling errors but nothing major that really deterred from the book. Also this is not a kid friendly book, but with that said I loved reading it and would recommend it. It does talk about abuse, sex, and ghosts. To some this may not be a good book, however I couldn’t put it down. This book did take me about a chapter to be able to get into it, but it hooked me I was done. It may be me but there does seem to be a little time hop that wasn’t notated in a few of the chapters. I liked how for the most part the chapters were short that way with being a busy mom I could read a chapter quickly and then go do what I needed to do. I would definitely recommend reading this book and give it at least a 4/5 stars.
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Unspeakable Acts (New Edition)
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon