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A review by haddas
Dear Killer by Katherine Ewell
3.0
3.5/5 stars
I enjoyed reading this book but I had a couple of problems with it too.
The main character was influenced a bit too much by her mother and that bothered me because once she gets to the point when she doesn't want to kill anymore, her mother gives her an excuse why she should continue and she takes it without any hesitation.
The thing that bothered me the most was the fact that she killed Michael not because he was mean to her best friend but because he was mean to her "victim" and that in the end, kit doesn't think about the fact that she is going to kill her best friend (and maybe her only friend ever) but that she is going to kill just another one of her victims.
Even though I had problems with the book, I still liked it and think it is a good book to read. It was very different from the books I usually read but overall it was a good and interesting read.
I enjoyed reading this book but I had a couple of problems with it too.
The main character was influenced a bit too much by her mother and that bothered me because once she gets to the point when she doesn't want to kill anymore, her mother gives her an excuse why she should continue and she takes it without any hesitation.
The thing that bothered me the most was the fact that she killed Michael not because he was mean to her best friend but because he was mean to her "victim" and that in the end, kit doesn't think about the fact that she is going to kill her best friend (and maybe her only friend ever) but that she is going to kill just another one of her victims.
Even though I had problems with the book, I still liked it and think it is a good book to read. It was very different from the books I usually read but overall it was a good and interesting read.