Good as a classic. It took a while for me to get into it. For about the first half of the book I had to force myself to read it. Not initially intriguing. But, as I got farther into the book, I got attached to the characters and wanted to find out what happened. More descriptive than I might like, but this description may have aided the attachment I had to the characters. An interesting perspective on what it really means to do without. I am extremely grateful for the things that I have, the warm and safe home and more than one dress to wear.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
{a tree grows in brooklyn}
by Betty Smith
Good as a classic. It took a while for me to get into it. For about the first half of the book I had to force myself to read it. Not initially intriguing. But, as I got farther into the book, I got attached to the characters and wanted to find out what happened. More descriptive than I might like, but this description may have aided the attachment I had to the characters. An interesting perspective on what it really means to do without. I am extremely grateful for the things that I have, the warm and safe home and more than one dress to wear.
Good as a classic. It took a while for me to get into it. For about the first half of the book I had to force myself to read it. Not initially intriguing. But, as I got farther into the book, I got attached to the characters and wanted to find out what happened. More descriptive than I might like, but this description may have aided the attachment I had to the characters. An interesting perspective on what it really means to do without. I am extremely grateful for the things that I have, the warm and safe home and more than one dress to wear.
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