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Summary: This Book Will Make You Think About Your Life
Review: 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.
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Summary: "She Said Yes" made me think.
Review: After hearing numerous reports and gossip about the terrible incident at Columbine High School, I must say that I was about tired of hearing about all of it.But after reading thi book...it made me think.I never realized how much the death of one person could affect others.Especially in this case.Misty Bernall writes about her daughter's similar behavior to the kilers and her transformation to finding her daughter's true self.This was a very interesting book to read.I'm usually not into biographies much but this book changed my mind.I have deep respect for Cassie's family and I honor Cassie for saying what she belives in.
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Summary: Voici les temps des assasins!
Review: swinging on a violet chandelier, the pretty girl, the minstrel, the wastrel, floating, seething on light itself, passionate light, passionate passion, passionate stillness, passion punch against the sodium vapor lamps of Columbine, enigmatic, automatic, automata repeating secula seculorum, throughout time and space, beyond text, beyond tears, beyond fast food.lo! see Cassie Bernall, smitten, shot, exterminated, deanimated, astrally projected, forever and ever, without end, lifeless, mass produced, and martyred, sainted mercifully by Harris and Klebold, in the land of McDonald's, in the land of James Dobson, in the land of Art Bell, in the land of K-Mart, in the land of the SUV, in the land of low-density suburban sprawl, in the land of the grieving hysterical soccer mom. can not you hear the riotous laughter of the ghosts of the children of the buffalo ?
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Summary: A WRINKLE IN TRUTH
Review: As many writers have pointed out, the "trial by faith" aspect of this story is complete fiction. More distressing, the authors knew this and chose to perpetrate the lie anyway. However, Misty Bernall is one of the most compelling monsters in contemporary fiction. The idea of a child entrusted to her care is more chilling than any high school shooting. Madeline L'Engle did so much fine work. It is truly a shame that she would fall in with such bad company.
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Summary: Impactful book, which causes powerful reactions
Review: I purchased this book at an airport, looking for a way to spend my time between Boston and Denver after the laptop battery fails. I live in Denver, and like most people here experienced the horrible event of Columbine High School personally. The events of that day will be a defining moment for many of our young people. In this book, a mother writes honestly about her daughter, Cassie Bernall, who was a teen-ager killed at Columbine High School. It seems there is some controversy over whether or not Cassie was actually killed because she stated her belief in God, but it is indisputable that she had turned her life and heart to following Jesus Christ, after some years of dabbling in witchcraft. The book tells of a mother's concern, and the lengths she went to provide a stable environment for her daughter. Like most teen-agers (how did any of us make it through those years without scars?), Cassie was searching for a sense of belonging, and ended up with a crowd of equally dis-enfranchised youths searching for meaning in dead end self destructive lifestyles. Her parents went to considerable lengths to try to help her daughter through this period without causing too much damage to herself or family. I was impressed with the honesty of this book, in terms of her parents. The mother speaks of how hard it was to know what to do, and the risks all parents must take in further alienating their children by setting strong boundaries. The book is well written, and flows smoothly. With a little embarrassment I let tears run down my cheeks on the airplane while reading. The story is very powerful. Ignore the reviews posted here by bitter cynical people looking for conspiracy, and read this book. The book is honest, emotionally powerful, and touching.
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Summary: She Said Yes
Review: She Said Yes is a heart-warming book that really makes you think. Cassie Said e Bernall, a student at Columbine High, was shot when asked a simple question. Do you believe in Jesus? She said yes. Cassie always had had a hard time a home and school. Before she came to Columbine she went to a school, and hung with the wrong group. Her mom wanted her away from all of her old friends. So she went to Columbine. To find out more about went on in Cassis's life read this book and enjoy the story of Cassie Bernall.
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Summary: A sad but true story...
Review: Cassi, a senior at Columbine High, is shot and killed, but first asked, if she believed in Jesus Christ. This book should be recommended to people who are in middle, and high school. In this book, her mother tells about her life from the time she was born, to the day she was killed, even a few days after. It is very touching, and moving, everyone should read it, weather you are a believer or non-believer.
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Summary: It Shouldn't Have Happened
Review: Cassi Bernall was someone that was killed in the Columbine shooting for having diffrent beliefs and saying "yes". This book was written by Cassi's mom who never expected this to happen. I strongly recomend this book to the people who wouldn't have said yes and to those who are touched by the people that have and regreted it. This is a book that made me cry and if you believe, it will most likely make you to!!!!!!!!:-)
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Summary: Yes, I do
Review: It all started when there was a school shoting in Columbine High School in Denver Colorado. Cassie said Yes to a simple question. " Do you belive in Jesus?" And she said YES! Find out her child hood and her mothers opion of this shooting and the exact way her mother and father found out there was a shoting. Read this book and you will fell the terible feeling of there family. You will like this book!
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Summary: She siad Yes
Review: The book She said Yes is my favorite book when I read it I got so attached I just couldnt put it down, I had to keep on reading it. Cassie is the girl in the story she has a mom Misty Bernall and a father Brad she also had a brother.She said yes is about a teenager that is from Clombine and she was a bad girl when she was a young teenager. She hung out with the wrong people and she thought about killing her parents. Her parents transvered here from her school to a private school, she made a friend there and they went to youth (church) together. "Cassie went to a youth camp with me and they sang songs and all of a sudden cassie started crying," said her friend. "Thats when I changed", said Cassie in a note she wrote to her friend. Her mom said, " When Cassie came home she was like a diffrent person." Cassie moved to Columbine because her friend did. "It was a normal day when the kids left for schol, I gave them kisses and they left, We heard fire truck outside our house because we live behind the school. Brad came home and we went to the school, All these swat teams were there. We were so scared, Chris came then we just nedded Cassie It was a week later and they said they found her body. We were still wishing it never happened. We asked her friend she said that Everyone got under the desk and the shoter ask Cassie if she belived in God and she said YES! I loved this book and I think everyone should read it.
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