The Lost boy (Lost Boy, The - Dave Pelzer)

Member Name: beccaswales

Product:	Lost Boy, The - Dave Pelzer
Date:	13/08/09 (17 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Gripping and not what you expect

Disadvantages: Heart wrenching

This book is the second out of the trilogy of Dave Pelzer's book, and after reading the first I had to continue on the story.

The book with Dave being a twelve year old boy still living with his violent, sickening mother. However, soon after Dave's 'dreams' come true and his violence no longer goes unnoticed when he is moved into the foster care system.

Personally this book is inspirational as it shows you the true journey of his struggle in life. Being a true story it is guarenteed sadness, you think once in care that this story will finally start to be a happy one. But, that is not always the case. Dave shares his struggles and battles that he faced as an adolescent.

As Dave takes you through his life from the ages 12-18 it can be a little confusing. But, it is an amazing book and it brings reality home to how life for a lot of children can really be.

When reading this book, like the others I was quite upset, however I commend Dave for his continuos belief that one day he would be a loving caring home that.

Well Done Dave for overcoming the odds.

Summary: Full of twists and turns