The Little Friend is much better than The Lovely Bones--at least, I thought so. Both do touch on young people and murder, so if that's what you hated, you won't like it. But I think Hartt's characters are much deeper and truer than Sebold's, and her premise is realistic, of course. And Hartt as you know from the first book is a genius with plots.
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branchandroot
Re: Thank You
Date: 2004-04-06 06:23 am (UTC)