Fatima Manzoor’s Reviews > American Warrior > Status Update

To be honest I did really enjoy the book, it even got me to read it at home which shows I was interested in it. There were many scenes in which it keeps you on the edge of your seat and as well as many that makes you change in emotions. I enjoyed watching Paul grow up to show how the once weak kid became a strong warrior.

Paul is beginning to realize that he is being turned into a whole doffer person then he was before. Now he is beginning to feel that Sarah is getting scared from him.

Sara and Paul are getting very close.

Mr.Dreager, Paul's trainer, passed away. It was very hard for him but him and Sarah started becoming more closer.

Paul is reflecting by his past which is making him angry for the way his dad treated him.

Paul is starting to look like a child that is being abused when really its just him in training.

Jake is now becoming more built and is about to have his first fight against Dreager. He's a huge body builder.

The protagonist starts to notice change in his body but is still struggling on mastering karate moves. The old man is expecting a lot from him.

The protagonist is beginning to build up his body strength and is getting out of that weak boy look that can't stand up for themselves.

The book is beginning to build up. The protagonist is learning how to fight from one of his newspaper customers.