There was a section where I wanted it to be just a little bloodier but I kept turning the pages and my wishes were granted. This is one of the most beautiful sibling books out there with bright illustrated pictures and adorable characters. This book follows the Morrow Family, but in particular Michael Morrow, the second son and the one who doesn't quite fit in. I loved to watch the evolution of the relationships and the way Michael's outlook begins to change when he befriends someone from outside the home.

It is a memoir, it is a remembrance, and it is a guttural cry for us all to take those we love and hold them closer, to love them harder – to fight for them, in a society that gives up on men like Gary all too easily.The author had a story to tell and she grabbed both sides of my face in her hands and with wild eyes and a tremble in her voice--with urgency and aggression, she told me this story and now I'll never, ever forget it. My, as well as Carla's reaction ( yeah, I'm throwing her under the bus with me ) was more along the lines of this . But I digress, Ania Ahlborn has created an atmospheric thriller that's made me think of evil, its effects and consequences; and whether it's possible to be redeemed from it. For years Michael has struggled to come to terms with their lifestyle, he just wants to be normal, but with Reb as his elder brother, the chances are bleak. Ahlborn develops her characters so well that we actually feel sympathy for one of the family members, because you can see right away that he is different - he isn’t straight-up evil like the rest of the clan!

Cannibalistic family, a farmhouse miles away from any road (the typical “killer-family-with-a-twisted-hunger-for-flesh-preferrably-young-girls-with-strawberry-blonde-hair.DO NOT read this book if your cup of tea is like "milk and honey" because this cup of tea is "blood and gore". It was one of those dark reads that frighten you to the core on how disturbing and psychotic one family is. And it is with this foundational belief in her safety that her universe diverges from that of her sons.

I guess I like that Dorothy gets to escape to a place where it's colorful and magical instead of livin' in Kansas all her life. Add your own dedication for free and we’ll print it on the first page, so every time they open their book, they remember just how loved they are. Although the story was initially a little slow, it did get better and have quite a number of plot twists along the way, so I'd say it was a pretty good read. Discover the series that helps parents and toddlers with tricky transitions, from starting nursery to welcoming a new baby to the family. It covers all the basics of becoming a big brother and will fill your little one with excitement for the new adventure that lies ahead.Dark, disturbing, gut-wrenching and violent, Brother is perfect for extreme horror enthusiasts, but only those who are not afraid to explore the slimiest, most terrifying corners of human soul. Wade, a Nam veteran, Claudine, the monster mother, two brothers (Reb and Michael, an adopted brother) and two daughters, Misty Dawn and Lauralynn. Author of nine novels, Ania's books have been lauded by the likes of Publisher's Weekly, The New York Daily News, and The New York Times.