Comfort Food by Kitty Thomas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This was one of the more interesting books I've ever read. I usually don't read books of this nature. Books about abduction, rape, etc. Although I took many psychology classes and I'm very interested in the mind and why people do what they do, I don't read many psychological books.
From the start this book interested me. First of all the girl wasn't freaking out as much as I feel like I would have in the beginning. Secondly for the life of me I needed to know what the main reason was for her captors silence. When I found out I was shocked although I feel like that thought should have ran through my head at least once.
Everything about this book was intense but it was interesting the way that she changed throughout the story and the way that he didn't change. I thought that the captor might learn something or that we might see some sort of change in him by the end but I don't think there was anything really there. There was much more clarity towards the end but still I feel like there should have been so much more to it.
Despite everything, something about this book appealed to me although it also disturbed me. Nevertheless, I'm glad that I read it.
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