Title: Original Gangster thriller
Product review: This book is sad and entertaining at once, you quickly get a feel for the lonely, insecure child which would become a Monster as a man. While not focusing on the dynamics of home until much later in the book, it is apparent that alittle more attention could have made a world of difference in Kody's life but...In terms of the book it is a very well written, edited and organized. Having read more than a few prison authored books, this one stands out due to the personality of the author. Unlike the titles which have followed Monster wasn't written with financial consideration as the driving force. Kody actually downplays his exploits and resists turning himself into a violent anti-hero in this book. It seems unconceiveable that his actual reputation and deeds could exceed what is contained on the pages but it is true. The book itself is the truth and nothing attests to this fact more than Kody's continuous legal and social struggles since the release of the book in 1992.
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