Summary: An Invisible Thread

“Pigeons”, by Eileen Pollack, and “Sign Here If You Exist”, by Jill Quinn, deliver an important message to the reader that people will be disappointed because no one can receive attention, or be remembered by some forever. As long as we maintain what we are doing, live a happier life, that all matters.

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This is the type of book which truly makes you stop and think about the life you are living. For me, I have been spending the last year worrying about my grandfather, who has been battling with the diagnosis of Stage IV Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. This book really hit home with me, reminding me what my grandfather has gone through and how lucky my family is to be where we are today. At this point in time, my grandfather is cancer free, and every day I remind myself that we truly cannot take anything for granted. This book hits that idea exactly on the head that we truly cannot take anything for

The novel Hope Was Here is a perfect representation of mine and many other peoples lives. I have lost someone important in my life, had to meet new people once or twice and especially had to work hard for the things that I want. The main characters especially Braverman and Addie, have struggles in their life that are very difficult to overcome.

The book A Child Called It by Dave Pelzer is an exquisite book. It is Mr. Pelzers’ way of dealing with the dark night of his soul. He tells his journey through extreme child abuse, and how he overcame his past and now uses it for good. When I was younger and going through a rough time I picked up this book and read it in one day, I was overwhelmed with the fact that someone made it out of all that ,this great man did and he still continued to have a positive attitude. Seeing that he could face his past, now as an adult I know I can face mine. As I read his story tears poured down my face

Thinking back on my anger with a medical professional, No I did not seethe, I spoke up but not angerly. I was the angry patient and someone used the universal upset protocol on me, they would first tell me I sound upset, I would respond with a yes I am and my response would be to tell them calmly, why or what happen to make me upset. Then I would begin to tell them all the other things wrong medically. And when they start to seem like they really want to help, I would calm down even more. Now calmed down I am able to communicate better. Therefore I would be able to talk and listen. Hopefully taking away something that would help me.

This summer, I chose to read A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah for my nonfiction book. I chose to read this book for a very good purpose. My entire life, I have been told that I am very fortunate to have the luxuries that I have every day. I knew this was true and that I was very lucky, but I never really understood the full truth of how the other people lived; the people that were not as fortunate as me. This book gave me a very good insight to the daily struggles of living in a poor, dangerous environment.

I recently read your book Unbroken. I really enjoyed it. I also watched the movie made from your book too. The thing is, I loved your book way more than the movie, because, even though the movie was good, you didn’t get to know the feelings and thoughts of the characters. Your book was filled with very descriptive feelings of Louie and some of the other characters and I really enjoyed it because it felt like I was there, in the war camp with Louie. Have you ever been to Japan? My cousin works for the Navy in Japan and I hope to visit her soon. From your book Unbroken, I learned many valuable life lessons. Just a few are to always be content with what you have, never underestimate friendship, and never give up.

She has shown support to this book from the beginning, also she has been supporting my other book :).

People should read this book because it teaches the importance of friends and family and it teaches that everybody has personal issues to go through.

One of the helpful people in this book that stood out to me was Mama P. Her intuitive knowledge of her "babies" is amazing. To have the strength and patience to bring in and care for a child like Robert is beautiful. I would love to meet and learn from someone like that.

This book made me smile because It made me think about how me and my big brother fight. And how he thinks he is smarter than me but we are neck and neck.But he

The reason I chose this book is because it is about a different culture and a different life than of anyone I know.