3.5. maybe.

Completely predictable, of course. Better than the first book though. Jenny's experiences were creepy. Even at ten years old, I would not have put up with a single bit of it. I would not have slept in a dead kid's shrine or worn her clothes or cuddled her dolls or answered to her name. Yikes. I was amazed that she seemed so untouched by it. Just kind of tired and weary. I think that would mess with any kid, or person for that matter.

I thought Corrine's story was not too far outside the realm of believeability and I enjoyed the Christian aspects. ( )

Corrine finds that her past sins come back to haunt her after faith in God changes her and she tries to make amends to those she has hurt.

I hungrily read this book not because I wanted to read another love story, but because I wanted to find out what happens to Corrine! She’s learning what it’s like to be a new Christian and how tempting it is to go back to her old ways sometimes. I couldn’t put this book down because I wanted to find out what was going to happen next! It was thrilling. I couldn’t guess the twists that it took, like the previous one. Read more: http://christianfictionaddiction.com/book_reviews/measures_of_grace.htm ( )