Title: The Human Spirit Continually Amazes
Product review: After finishing Dave Pelzer's "A Child Called It," I immediately ordered the sequel, "The Lost Boy." I was not disappointed.Mr. Pelzer writes from his then-viewpoint as a child, which helps intensify the reader's feelings of confusion, pain, and desparation that the author experienced first as a horribly abused child, and now here as a foster child. Mr. Pelzer pulls no punches, describing in great detail his rebellious behavior, juvenile criminal history, and his motivations for such behavior, as well as his time in a number of foster homes and juvenile hall.I found this book to be very inspirational in the way that, as a child and teenager, Mr. Pelzer somehow scrapes together the strength and inner reserve to endure and eventually persevere in the face of such terrific odds. The human spirit continually amazes.
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