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A Child Called It
A Child Called It: One Child's Courage to Survive
by Dave Pelzer
Greatest Book Ever (12/5/2006)
I think Dave Pelzer is a very strong person. Because had that happened to me, I couldn't have made it through the week. He was a very strong man and if I could meet him, it would be an honor. "A Child Called It" was an inspiring book and I bet it would make even the person with the coldest heart feel something.
A Child Called It
A Child Called It: One Child's Courage to Survive
by Dave Pelzer
A Child Called It & The Lost Boy. (9/23/2005)
It helped me with a lot of my own problems & it taught me a lot about life & how to deal with a lot of things. They're great books to read, I reccommend this book to everyone.
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