Age recommendations

Prisallen · Post by **Prisallen** » 04 Apr 2019, 22:04

I think most 16 year old kids could handle it. There are probably a few who should probably wait until they are 20, though.

Kaylee123 · Post by **Kaylee123** » 04 Jun 2019, 11:40

I would say mature older teens and adults. I don't think a child or even a young teen would understand most of the book.

Post by **Kansas City Teacher** » 12 Jun 2019, 07:15

This would be good for any high school / middle school student. There are some themes in there younger students would not appreciate. This would be good for a psychology/sociology class so they can see the far-reaching effects of abuse.

LinaMueller · Post by **LinaMueller** » 09 Jul 2019, 22:02

Young teenagers. Probably 14 and upwards.

Erandi Ekanayake · Post by **Erandi Ekanayake** » 21 Nov 2019, 11:47

I think this book is appropriate for teenagers, maybe 17 and above. However it depends on how they approach to the content, so on the other hand recommending an age limit would not be suitable, because there are some teenagers who can sort out good and bad well

LyorBoone · Post by **LyorBoone** » 23 Dec 2019, 21:12

It is definitely not the best book for sensitive souls, but I don’t think anything in it is worse than the horrific tales of Holocaust i remember reading in middle school around age 13. It’s just arguably more frightening to think about a family terrorizing you with such brutality. I’d be the kid to read it and be Ezra thankful for the family I have, but traumatized by it.

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