Grief Girl
by: Erin Vincent
Rate: 10
Grief Girl by Erin Vincent is a true story about her life. When she was 14 years old she was at home waiting for her parents, when her phone rings. It's a nurse telling her that her parents were in a car accident. She was in shock and she ran to her neighbor's house.
That left Erin, her older sister Tracy, and their little brother Trent in turmoil. At first their parents' friends and family were nice and caring. Then after a while they all became unsupporting, from their uncle who wouldn't give them THEIR money to spend or to their mom's old friend who started flirting with their dad while he was on his sickbed!
I rated this book a 10 because it was really good. It must have been hard for Erin Vincent to write this book because she would have to relive the memories. But the way she wrote this book was phenomenal. You can feel her pain, anguish, and frustration at the world, her family, God, and even herself. You can't help but feel some compassion for her as she struggled in this book. It was a truly marvelous and profound book.
-Nicole D
by: Erin Vincent
Rate: 10
Grief Girl by Erin Vincent is a true story about her life. When she was 14 years old she was at home waiting for her parents, when her phone rings. It's a nurse telling her that her parents were in a car accident. She was in shock and she ran to her neighbor's house.
That left Erin, her older sister Tracy, and their little brother Trent in turmoil. At first their parents' friends and family were nice and caring. Then after a while they all became unsupporting, from their uncle who wouldn't give them THEIR money to spend or to their mom's old friend who started flirting with their dad while he was on his sickbed!
I rated this book a 10 because it was really good. It must have been hard for Erin Vincent to write this book because she would have to relive the memories. But the way she wrote this book was phenomenal. You can feel her pain, anguish, and frustration at the world, her family, God, and even herself. You can't help but feel some compassion for her as she struggled in this book. It was a truly marvelous and profound book.
-Nicole D
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