Book Reviews of Cat's Eye

Margaret Atwood always makes me look at the world of women with new eyes. This story focuses on girls and their ability to hurt one another so deeply that a lifetime later, the wounds are just beginning to heal.

This is an excellent book--well written. It's the story of a young girl, her experiences with her friends and family while growing up. I did't want the book to end.

Goes back and forth from author's present day to her childhood. Engrossing read.

Great book! After reading this one, I wanted to run out and buy up every book Atwood had written!

I have been carrying this book around, so it is a little rough around the edges. Awesome book.

Very good. Atwood stories have so much depth.

Great book about a girls tramatic childhood.

Atwood is great, as always! The childhood landscape she recreates is more vivid than one's own memories, yet chillingly real.

Totally engrossing.

Not a cheery book at all, but certainly worthwhile. It sheds light on the friendships that influence us as adolescents.

Imminently readable; intelligent and emotional.

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