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Every Shattered Thing (2000)

by Elora Nicole Ramirez(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 2

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English

genre

Fiction

series

Shattered Things

review 1: This is such an important book to read. It is heart wrenching and hard to read. I've seen some other reviews suggesting the violence and abuse in it was too much or taken too far, but after extensive research into human trafficking and hearing stories from rescued girls, I can say with confidence, nothing in this book is exaggerated. It is imperative that we take the long hard look into things happening on our own soil. Aside from the significance of the issue, the book is beautifully written and I highly recommend it.
review 2: One of the most powerful books I read all year, This was a gritty story about a young girl forced into prostitution. This story ripped my heart out and stomped on it. The reality of trafficking is terrifying and far more prevalent ... morethen we know. This is the story of nightmares!I could not put it down, I stayed up till nearly 3 am needing to know how it would end.The book shattered me! I was devastated while reading it. I sobbed from the HORRORS she endured. Every time I felt hope it was ripped away, I felt helpless and wished I could rescue her. Stephanie who was forced into prostitution by her farther believed that she had little prospect to be saved, But there were others around that did love her and offered her the support she needed to survive. This was an incredibly difficult book to read, There is no happy ending in a story like this. It was an amazing book that was thought provoking and profound. It paints a vivid picture of the realities of trafficking and for that it is a MUST read!!!!!!!!!5 Gut-wrenching stars less

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