"The Lovely Bones" is the story of Susie Salmon, a fourteen year old girl who was raped and murdered. Susie narrates her own story from her perspective in heaven. The novel follows the effects of her murder as it moves through her family and her extended community, until at last her killer is captured and her family reaches peace with their untimely loss.
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