It is a shame that this book is based on a lie. It is doubly a shame that so many readers are willing to brush off the fact that no such "martyrdom" took place, and to embrace a fairy-tale rather than the known facts. It is triply a shame that an excellent Christian writer like Madeleine L'Engle got roped into this venture. A sad example of a "rush to judgement" and a readiness to accept a pretty lie rather than the more-inconvenient facts, that is all-too-typical of the American public at this time in our history.

The fact is it never happened. The official report which is the result of 1000's of items and 100's of hours of interviews, contains not one mention of the infamous question. The Bernalls ought to be ashamed of themselves and if you want to do something good with the money you were going to spend on this book, give it to your local church or something. By no means should you fatten the pockets of the Bernalls any further. As for the book itself, it's not that good. Overdramatic claptrap designed to pull the heartstrings and open the wallet.

I'm going to tell you about She Said Yes. It's about Cassie Bernall who was killed in the colimbine shooting. The book tells you about how Cassie sturggeled throuh her teen age life.

I am only into Chapter 6 of this book, but I have learned a lot of stuff by reading it. I found out about the bad things in life such as witchcraft, the occult, and suicide. As a committed Christian who has just given their life to the Lord not too long ago, I recommend this book as well as Rachel's Tears.

Cassie was a typical teenager who had fallen in with the wrong crowd. But through her parents' tough love and friends at a christian school, she was able to turn around her life. Unfortuntately, she lost her life during the senseless violence at Columbine. Misty Bernall has written a powerful book about her daughter's life and how GOD works miracles in our lives. This book shows us that life cannot be take for granted but at least Cassie lived a good christian life near the end of her existence on earth. I commend her mom for sharing their story even tho it must have been extremely heartbreaking for her to have written this book. SHE SAID YES is a good spiritually enlightened read and should be mandatory reading for all teenagers (we all go through those tough times so its nice to see how someone struggled to overcome them).

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