Review of The Girl in Red Pajamas

[Mya Kesshia C]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Girl in Red Pajamas" by Chris Birdy.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The Girl In Red Pajamas by Chris Birdy is a story about an aftermath of a romantic downfall of a lesbian couple. Bogie Mcgruder becomes a knight in a shining armor for the accused survivor whilst dealing with the unusual behaviour with his child. If the revelations hasn't been shown to light,with someone's helping hand, he wouldn't understand and know what had happened to his wife years ago when she was with their first baby together.

The positive part of this story is that it obtains how much consequences people could suffer around a self-righteous one. That someone whose obsessed on following what is moral on a relgious book couldn't be considered him/her as innocent or a kind-hearted man. It would be easier for the wolves to wear sheep's clothes if in exchange he/she would gain anyone's trust on him/her and be deceitful. On this phase, I am pertaining to the deeds of Jerry, the husband of Bailey's cousin. And may I add that he's a preacher and the fact that he tolerates something unjust for his own obsession is truly unforgivable.

In addition, this story written by Birdy not only entertained me but also served me some lessons I could carry on with my life. Being lazy and unfulfilling no matter what size you are has no other choice but to let you become a useless person.Joseph, as Jewish a he is, is a young who thinks himself like a king, a man who gives no energy to something he has given to do eventhough the work was politely offered to him.

I also believe that practicing self-defense is a skill everybody should obtain as times would come that it would save my own life. Isabella, even though she's too young her age is a tough,brave and smart girl who has an aim to protect someone dear to her and she does this through attending her self-defense trainings.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars as it is exceptionally well edited. There are no errors nor typos that could be read. Additionally, the book has its own plot and the important details of the story has been scattered without exhausting my mind of too much information at a time.

I could recommend this book to readers who are open-minded to religious criticism as parts of the story might hurt their feelings. Other than that, I could recommend it to people who has no issues with conservative ways on settling a family.

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The Girl in Red Pajamas
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