Helpful Score: 4
Although, March's novel is dated, this story does raise the question can people be born killers. On the outside Rhoda Penmark seems like the perfect little girl, sugar and spice and everything nice. However under her perfect exterior Rhoda is a cunning deceiving child who is willing to kill for what she wants.
At the beginning of the novel Rhoda's mother thinks her little girl is the perfect child. However as the story progresses her mother discovers that if Rhoda does not get what she wants she kills. Even more disturbing, her mother's genetics may be responsible for Rhoda's lack of morality. The reader gets a great view into Christina's mind as she decides what is to be done about her daughter... Overall a quick and spooky read that is worth your time.
At the beginning of the novel Rhoda's mother thinks her little girl is the perfect child. However as the story progresses her mother discovers that if Rhoda does not get what she wants she kills. Even more disturbing, her mother's genetics may be responsible for Rhoda's lack of morality. The reader gets a great view into Christina's mind as she decides what is to be done about her daughter... Overall a quick and spooky read that is worth your time.
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