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Riveting and harrowing, I read it in one day.
Donna K. (tomeworm) reviewed I'm No Monster: The Horrifying True Story of Josef Fritzl on + 52 more book reviews
The story of a man who has taken some of his own children and hidden them. He has a who underground, under his house, where he has his daulghter imprisoned and he lives part-time with her while he plays the role that she is his 'wife'. She gives birth more than once...a really interesting study (true) in the psychological mind-set of a person who could commit this and think nothing was wrong.
Paula G. (Paulathegreat) reviewed I'm No Monster: The Horrifying True Story of Josef Fritzl on + 147 more book reviews
Compelling story.
Poorly written.
Poorly written.
