For
my third free choice blog I read chapter 1-6 of The Awakening. To be completely
honest, I don't like this book. This book was another summer reading book that
I had to read. I realized that when a student has two choice of books to read
one book is more realistic and the other is more adventurous and had hidden
meaningful messages. The worst part about this is that I never like the book
that the teacher focuses more on. I feel like fictional books should not be so
realistic. There are some books where it's nice that it's realistic because it
makes the reader feel closer to the story but the stores that they give us to
read are usually just to idiotic for me. I read the summery for the Awakening
and I see the message behind it but I really don't like how it's been put out.
The story is really slow, boring and not appealing at all. The main
character is an unhappily married wife with kids who tries to find her freedom
and ends up killing herself because she finds out that the only guy she really
loves wont be with her. Compared to Candid, the book that teachers don't focus
on, The Awakening is lacking reader’s compassion .Not for one moment felt bad
for her, wanted to understand her, or cared for her in anyway. I feel like that
that's one of the main keys to a good book. My type of fictional book is the
type that makes you forget about reality and makes you feel nice at the end of
it.
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