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Welcome to Hell: Letters & Writings from Death Row (Criminal Justice)

Welcome to Hell: Letters & Writings from Death Row (Criminal Justice)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I learned a lot from this book
Review: I am 16 years old and I think this book was one of the best books I have ever read.I don't read very much but I read this book in about 3 hours. It tells you the truth about being on death row. And has changed my mind about the death penalty. I am going to recommend this book to everyone I know.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An Excellent book that Everyone should read!
Review: This is an excellent book for everyone who hasany interest in the Death Penalty. The letters inthe book will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you scream! This book is compiled in such a beautiful way that it makes you appreciate that although some of these people may have committed horrible crimes, they are still human, and still have feelings. I have had the pleasure and honor of writing to one of the inmates profiled in this book, and it has been an experience I will never forget

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A powerful & startling insight into society's inhumanity.
Review: This is the nearest you will ever be to the lowest echelons of hell - read "Welcome to Hell" and weep for the discarded and unwanted members of our throw away society. This is Death Row's own voice - the voice of men who have been shunned and abandoned, sometimes by their own families, whose lives are deemed to be worthless and yet who show through these writing that they retain their essential humanity and still have much to offer


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