Book Report Broken Home

Unbroken, A book written by Louie Hillenbrand, is the story that follows Louie Zamperini’s life. He was a troublemaker at the beginning of his life, but, when a friend that his brother was tutoring was deemed feeble-minded, he decided to change his ways.

Per Reporter: The family’s home is not clean. The children are dirty; they are not groomed and are not properly cared for. The children wear the same clothing for a week at a time, if not longer. The school have provided a large amount of clothing for the children throughout the year. There is no food in the home; the school and a church (unknown) provided food for the family. Supposedly there are working utilities in the home, but there is no hot water. The sewage was previously backed up in the family’s home, but has been fixed Arryel stated. At times the children are left home alone after school. The children want see Arryel until the next morning. Arryel admitted to using drugs (marijuana). According to the children, they have witnessed Arryel using drugs. The

Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell was a very good book to me. Not only did it talk about military and SEAL stuff, it taught me things about life that other people have not told me. The SEALS had to train every day so that they could be ready. The training paid off for Marcus as he returned home alive from the bloody mission with a lot of wounds. Marcus taught me to never give up even when we think we can't do something.

R/s on yesterday Marion threaten to kill Brandy. R/s Brandy’s grandmother asked the caregiver to talk to Brandy because she needs help. R/s the caregiver reported that Brandy seems fearful of Marion when he is home, she is anxious and on edge. R/s Marion calls Brandy stupid and Brandy is happy when Marion is not home. R/s after the caregiver left the residence the family called and said they don’t want agency in their home. R/s today Brandy called requesting a new provider. R/s Brandy and Marion’s four-year-old son PJ is in the custody of Brandy’s father. R/s the family is reporting the child is being around high powered weapons.

Winta and Waylon have not been in school for six months. This is due to mom (Teresa) said she was moving to another town. Mom is doing crack and weed. She is not doing the drugs around the children but they might have access to the drugs. Mom has been gone form the home for 3 days. The grandmother Betsy was left at home to care for the children. She has congested heart failure and a pace maker. She is currently is not able to get out the bed and care for the children. Family tried to take food to the house on 3/13/18, and grandma is not able to get out the bed to cook it. She needs to go to the hospital but she does not to leave the children. Mom was aware that grandmother needed to go to the hospital before she let. It is unknown

R/s Jose (dad) sleeps all day and does not take care of Fernando (13), Destiny (10), and Angel (3). R/s dad leaves the children home alone with a drug addict (Saul Lopez). R/s Jose is a drug addict he uses cocaine, crack, and marijuana around the children. R/s Jose drinks liquor and smokes cigarettes in the presence of the children. R/s it is court ordered that the children

Per reporter, Casey has custody of Sydni and Caiden. He doesn't want the children so they live with the mother. Casey is a severe drug addict and alcoholic. He has been and so are his parents. Blaynehas a different father. Autumn has a diagnosis of being bipolar and she will not take her medicine. She has no insurance to afford the medicine but when she had insurance she still didn't take it. The children have been harmed and hurt. Caiden has told another child there are hard drugs such as meth in the home. Caiden says he keeps walking in on his mother and Kevin with glass pipes. Reporter does believe drugs are being used around the children. It is unknown if drugs are being sold or manufactured out of the home or if they are accessible to

EREPORT # 22985 STATED THE FOLLOWING: THE INCIDENT TOOK PLACE A MONTH AGO AND PREVIOUS MONTHS. MY CONCERNS ARE THAT THE MOTHER’S BOYFRIEND TOUCHED THE CHILD INSIDE OF HER PANTIES, TOUCHING HER VAGINA. THE UNCLE, BEAU BROWNING CAME TO THE STATION AND REPORTED THIS INCIDENT TODAY ON 11/29/2016. THE UNCLE, BEAU STATED THAT GRETA TOLD HIM THIS WEEKEND WHEN SHE WAS AT HIS HOME. SHE SAID THAT HER MOTHER'S BOYFRIEND, BRADLEY SNEED WHO LIVES IN OLIVE BRANCH, MS PUTS HIS HANDS DOWN HER PANTIES AND WALKS AWAY. UNCLE BEAU STATED THAT HE HAS SPOKEWITH MARY ABOUT THE INCIDENT AND SHE WAS UNAWARE. IT IS UNKNOWN IF THERE HAS EVER BEEN ANY PROIR ABUSE. IT IS ALSO UNKNOWN IF THE CHILD HAS EVER HAD TO RECEIVE MEDICAL ATTENTION DO TO THE ABUSE. ADDITONAL INFORMATION

The children’s paternal family called law enforcement on 08/21/15 and reported that marijuana and meth are manufactured, sold, and used at the home by their maternal family; the maternal grandparents have custody of both children. Jammie has weekend visits and the mother was court ordered as non-fit but she’s still allowed in the home around the children. On 08/21/15 Dean and Stephanie were arrested and taken to jail along with Jonathan Holifield. The children were placed in their father’s custody and are currently with his family now. The Sykes’s attorney told them if Stephanie and Dean want to pick the children up from school they could and for this reason the children have been kept from school since 08/24/15 by the Sykes’s family. Dean

According to the reporter, Tonya (mother) and Aaron (mother's boyfriend) has to been to jail for drugs before. Within the past year, Tonya was in jail for manufacturing meth and pot (she's been out of jail for six months). At the time the maternal grandmother (Betty) had the children. It was unknown if meth is being manufactured now, because no one knows exactly where the family are residing. There is no knowledge of them using/selling drugs currently, in the presence of the children. Tonya was living up the street from Betty, and Betty was making sure the children basic needs were being met. A couple weeks ago, Tonya and the children moved in with Aaron. Tonya is not employed. She and Aaron lives off of Kamyron SS check, from his deceased

The most emotional, funny book you will ever read, is Home Of The Brave by Katherine Applegate. Kek is the main character, who emigrated from Africa to America without knowing much English. Having lost his father and brother, he goes to Minnesota to live with his aunt and cousin Ganward. In Minnesota Kek is introduced to new people, and builds new too friendships like her neighborhood Hannah. Hannah is older than Kek and she is the one that introduces Kek to the library, the mall, and grocery store. While he waits for her mother that is the only survivor and now is missing.

This book further teaches young readers the importance of close examination, as the images change the course and meaning of the whole story. Not until the very final pages do readers gain any insight into where CJ and his grandmother are going. But the fact that CJ asks “How come we always gotta go here after church?” signals that they are not headed straight home (pg. 11). The subject of their destination is then dropped as the journey of the bus ride takes over. Not until page 27 is it finally made clear that the pair has been traveling to a soup kitchen. For many, the contrast between CJ taking the bus as opposed to his friend riding in a car conjures the idea of poverty. The idea that CJ and his grandmother took the cheaper transport option

REPORTER: The reporter/anonymous called with concerns for the victims, Karalee and Lily. According to the reporter, while the father (Lee) is working, Lindsey (mother) has her friends (unknown people) over passed out, drinking, and doing drugs (pain pills). The reporter said mom is pregnant and she is smoking cigarettes, drinking, and taking pills. Lindsey is getting the drugs from Johnny Thames. The children are present when they are passed out, drinking, and taking pills (unknown when). The reporter said the children have failed grades in school, due to mom being lazy and passed out (unknown when); one child failed last year, and the other child failed the year before. The reporter said the children have missed days (unknown) this school

I am also currently in the “Single Young Adults: Leaving Home” stage, I am at the beginning stage. I liked hearing your experience of not struggling with leaving your family because my experience is the opposite. I believe when I leave my family I will be somewhat anxious to live on my own, but also very excited to create my own life for myself as a young adult. I like the example you used about not being under supervision all the time because sometimes it feels as though my family is doing that. The textbook explained the tensions that can come up with a person being an individual and being in the overall family system as a young adult (Gladding, 2015). In my own family, I can see this occurring and wonder what the best way to

In the fictional novel, Left Behind, by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, Rayford Steele and Cameron “Buck” Williams share the perspective of the story. It starts in the view of Rayford, a pilot on an overnight flight, looking forward to the next he could see Hattie Durham, a senior attendant. Even though he is already married to Irene, he found himself annoyed by her new obsession with religion. He wasn’t completely against religion, but was completely for it, either. He feels guilty for trying to pursue a relationship with Hattie, but feels that he cannot commit himself to Irene. He finally decided to go see Hattie, and walks out of the cockpit, and Hattie ran right into him. Sobbing, she shakily says that people are missing. Rayford doesn’t understand, and tries to tell her it is a big joke, or they are in the lavatory. She proceeds to tell him that most of the passengers are gone, only their clothes were left in their seats. He pushes around her and goes out to see for himself. Sure enough, passengers were missing.