Books I've read since I've started the blog

Nightwatch-Sergel Lukyanenko, Gypsy Blood-Steve Vernon, Sundays at Tiffany's-James Patterson, The Scorch Trials-James Dashner, Antigone-Sophocles, When I was Joe-Keren David, The Man in My Basement-Walter Mosley, Fences-August Wilson, Ice Claw-David Gilman, Catch them being good-Tony DiCicco, Gray Baby-Scott Loran Sanders, First Boy-Gary Schmidt, The Shadow Project-Bennan, The God Box-Sanchez, Rot and Ruin-Jonathan Marerry, Sammy and Juliana in Hollywood- Benjamin Alire Saenz, The Story Sisters-Alice Hoffman,

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Betsy Brown III

   Again, I'll be discussing Betsy Brown. I finished it and it wasn't really that bad. You grew to like the character a little more, though you did want to slap her mother. Her mother, Jane, was quite foolish in the last part of the book. She leaves her house and children to go who knows where and leaves them a mess. A woman named Carrie comes to take her place, and she was a much less selfish character than Jane. The children loved her and when Jane came back she acted all high and mighty towards Carrie, even though she's the one that left in the first place.
   Betsy did seem more mature at the end, though all the woman talks went right over her head. The book ended on somewhat of a sad note when Carrie goes to jail, but it had a thread of hope in it too. All in all, it wasn't a book I'd choose for myself but I don't think it was a waste of time to read it. 

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