Title: Not everyone's cup of tea
Product review: Susie Salmon is ripped from her family by violence at the age of fourteen. The story is told from her point of view looking down on the world from heaven. After putting herself back together she watches as her family grieves, the man who killed her goes on with life and watches her sister and brother grow up. The first two thirds of this book kept my attention as we watch her family pick up the pieces and move on with life. Her father isconsumed with the need to find the man who killed his daughter and bring justice to Susie. Her mother is an unlikeable character as she compromises the investigation by becoming friendly with the lead detective and then leaving home. Her brother copes bestby just pretending Susie was never here and leads a good life. Her sister is where the focus shifts and became the downfall of this book. If Sebold would of not aged the characters so many years and had a more realistic ending this book would of been a 10.
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