Waiting to Be Heard: A Memoir, (Paperback)

from twryan72

I read this book in two days. It definitely hooked me! I've always believed Amanda Knox was innocent. It was shocking to read how the Italian authorities were determined to convict her and the elaborate storyline they developed based on...imagination. I wish the book included more about her life ...

from dysmonia

Maybe I'm prurient, but this one was a page turner for me. Having previously read Angel Face, which I didn't care for stylistically, I didn't feel one way or the other about Knox's innocence. Her own memoir, of course, makes a case for it, and a good one at that. It's impossible to know what's tr...

from jlsimon7

Reading only Amanda's side of the evidence makes one skeptical as to how the Italian courts could have found her guilty even once, let alone twice. On that note, she would hardly be likely to promote the prosecutor's case.I've read a lot of conflicting information. She says that the footprints we...

from maggie1944

Amanda Knox is from Seattle and that was reason enough for me to pay attention to her case. I also went "abroad" as a young, naive, woman and had some similar experiences of choosing to do somethings which definitely would not be called "careful" or "conservative". I am grateful none of my experi...

from dysmonia

Maybe I'm prurient, but this one was a page turner for me. Having previously read Angel Face, which I didn't care for stylistically, I didn't feel one way or the other about Knox's innocence. Her own memoir, of course, makes a case for it, and a good one at that. It's impossible to know what's tr...