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I just finishedMommy's Little Girl by Diane Fanning. It was pretty good. I did get a little tired all of Casey's lies. I think the author's research is really well done.

Thanks for putting up a review! I was going to put this on my to read list, but wasn't sure. Now I think I'll read it.

Thank you, Dara!

I read this book and was amazed how Casey Anthony could be believable. Her lies aren't good. Eventhough her parents somehow believed everything she said.

Casey Anthony makes me sick. I dont think I could bring myself to buy a book about her/her story. I followed the circus show on TV, knowing full well she would be found GUILTY and when she wasnt i lost all faith in the justice system. OJ all over again....

I'm on a long waiting list at the library for this read. I was wondering if it would be worth waiting on a list for but now I'll just wait due to these reviews.
I compare Casey Anthony to Lizzie Borden both high profile cases and both women accused of not so normal crimes. Alot of mystery and unanswered questions still surrounds both of the crimes. As for Casey Anthony may she get her due.

Oh my god I cant believe that another one got away with murder. Her parents I dont really have a comment on them. I thought I felt sorry for them but now. Anyway KARMA is a B!TCH. In the end the only one that we really have to report to isthe MAN upstairs.

I have to read that book

Her parents - jeez - that mother is totally nuts. I really don't understand the juror's thoughts on this one.

I am in the middle of reading Imperfect Justice by Jeff Ashton who was the lead prosecutor in this case. alittle similiar to Mommy's Little Girl, but it is stil la must read!!!!

I recommend both Inside the Mind of Casey Anthony and Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony. Listened to Ashton's book--he narrates--and I really enjoyed it.

I would like that book