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Title	:	Girl A: The truth about the Rochdale sex ring by the victim who stopped them
Author	:	Girl A
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	October 10th 2013 by Ebury Press (first published April 23rd 2013)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Crime. True Crime. Biography. Mystery. Sociology. Abuse

Girl A: The truth about the Rochdale sex ring by the victim who stopped them Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

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**THE TRUE STORY BEHIND THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED BBC DRAMA ‘THREE GIRLS’ **

What do they find attractive about me? An underage girl who just lies there, sobbing, looking up at them...as they come to me one by one.

This is the shocking true story of how a young girl from Rochdale came to be Girl A – the key witness in the trial of Britain’s most notorious child sex ring.

Girl A was just 14 when she was groomed by a group of nine Asian men. After being lured into their circle with free gifts, she was plied with alcohol and systematically abused. She was just one of up to fifty girls to be 'passed around' by the gang. The girls were all under-16 and forced to have sex with as many as twenty men in one night.

When details emerged a nation was outraged and asked how these sickening events came to pass. And now, the girl at the very centre of the storm reveals the heartbreaking truth.

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ISBN:

0091951348 (ISBN13: 9780091951344)

Rating Regarding Books Girl A: The truth about the Rochdale sex ring by the victim who stopped them

Ratings: 4.32 From 1565 Users | 130 Reviews

Judgment Regarding Books Girl A: The truth about the Rochdale sex ring by the victim who stopped them

I knew before reading the story of this what it was about, however to read first hand made me even more passionate to fulfil my ambition to crack down on these such vile acts.

I felt so much anger after watching the TV drama that I felt I needed to read the book. It didn't help, I felt even more anger and disgust at the police services. And those that were supposed to protect the girls. This isn't for the faint of heart at all and I don't recommend it at all if you over think about book's. My heart truly goes out to the victim's of this book and hope for their sake the monster's Will never get a normal life again.

Would have liked to know what 'Girl A' was doing post trial. Throughout the book she discussed her GCSE results and results at college with the hope of going to uni. I hope she can go into Higher Education and move on with her life once and for all. Gripping book, finished it in 3 days. Whilst reading you can't help but feel like you want to be friends with her (aged 14/15) and try to make her see sense! I can't believe how her parents treated her, I do think they could have done more (unless we

Honestly, one of the hardest books I have ever had to read. All I wanted to do was stop reading and pledge ignorance however the fear of being ignorant kept me firmly in place (mostly). Side note, I never thoughts of writing a review to be so hard until this book.I don't think anyone will ever be able to explain and cut to the chase with a synopsis of the book like Girl A did. So I won't say a thing, if you want a synopsis worthy, just check the book out yourself and whilst you are there,



The writing style is very easy to read. Saying that it's a very emotional book.What comes across is that "Hannah" is intelligent, she's a young woman who was living a normal life, her dad was a successful business man and for a long time Hannah and her family were living comfortably. Then there was a financial pressure which led to them having to move to a more affordable home and lifestyle.At the time Hannah had to move schools too, hormones rife as everyone's are when you are in your early to

While I wouldnt call this amazingly well written, the clumsy style does fit the true story as remembered and told by the young girl who lived through it (ghost written). I actually had seen the tv series that was based on this, but didnt realize when I downloaded the book. This is a little different, they combined some of the girls stories on that and renamed them. This is Hannahs true story. As with the series, this is really sickening. Young teenage girls being preyed on and raped by men in