A review by literary_han
Killing God by Kevin Brooks
4.0
I really enjoyed this book even if it was majorly depressing and nothing like the novels I would normally read.
It tells the story of Dawn, a 15 year old who has every right to hate God even if she doesn't believe He exists. Two years previously Dawn's father becomes a born again Christian, after that he is obsessed with God and Christ and this then ruins Dawn's life.
It was heart aching and terrifying to see how something can change somebody's personality. It was real. Really real. The trauma Dawn experienced is clear throughout the book. I loved the way it was portrayed.
Characters: 8/10
Language: 9/10
Description in the novel: 8/10
Action: 7/10
Plot: 8/10
Enjoyment: 7/10
Overall: 8/10
A solid 4 stars.
It tells the story of Dawn, a 15 year old who has every right to hate God even if she doesn't believe He exists. Two years previously Dawn's father becomes a born again Christian, after that he is obsessed with God and Christ and this then ruins Dawn's life.
It was heart aching and terrifying to see how something can change somebody's personality. It was real. Really real. The trauma Dawn experienced is clear throughout the book. I loved the way it was portrayed.
Characters: 8/10
Language: 9/10
Description in the novel: 8/10
Action: 7/10
Plot: 8/10
Enjoyment: 7/10
Overall: 8/10
A solid 4 stars.