Title: A dead daughter witnesses the grief of her family
Product review: If you're looking for a touching story about the grieving process, this is the book for you. "The Lovely Bones" is the story of Susie Salmon, a 14-year-old girl who is raped and killed by a neighbor. Susie tells the story herself, looking down from heaven, a clever perspective that touched me. Several years ago, my brother died (under different circumstances), and reading Susie's perspective on how her family moved on made me realize it was ok for me to do the same. Several parts of the book touched me so much I cried. At the end, Susie has an exchange with Ruth and Ray that is kind of weird, but I think the rest of the story is extremely believable. Yes, it is a little cheesy, and it is an easy read. Reading it won't raise your I.Q. However, it may heighten your understanding of the human heart.
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