4.5 Slitting Stars 
 I've been trying to figure out what kind of review to write for "The Girl in 6E" and it has taken me a couple of days to kind of get everything out of my head. So with the help of my iPhone to help me save my thoughts, here is my review. 
 I don't think I want to dissect every aspect of the story or characters but more talk about how captivating it was to feel connected with Deanna "Jessica". I felt like she was one of the strongest female heroines I have read about. Yes, she has her issues dealing with a bit of psychosis and the lovely images of killing people that keep playing out in her mind. But when you truly get to know her and her story, you realize how much of an unselfish person she is and the struggle of her life she was dealt. 
 To isolate yourself from human contact, as well as an emotional level of existence, you feel the loneliness and desperation emanating from the words written on these pages. The strength to refrain yourself from hurting others while sacrificing the normality of life. That was just a huge Wow! 
 Now, the rest of the characters were just so well placed with each of their own POV to help connect the story into becoming one. I personally enjoyed the hell out of this book. It was different. It challenged you, made you think outside of the box. (Well, at least it did for me) 
 I cannot wait to get more out of Deanna, Jeremy, and Mike. 
 Along with all the crazy information regarding camming. I felt like the author literally gave us a crash course on Camming 101. Great research, it paid off highly.