Robert Garza’s Reviews > Brewster > Status Update

I like how the author really draws out what you can infer will happen in the future by what occurs now

the book has its ups and downs but it seem to be getting better now that its nearing the end.

I like how the narrator really uses great detail to describe how the setting looks, you can almost feel like your there with the character

I wonder why one of the characters in the book decided to pick on the new kid, it can't be easy trying to transition mid semester to a new school

the book was getting boring and played out when it was only talking about him and his neighbor talking about just leaving their town behind, but then it got better as the main character started to focus more on his progress in cross country and how his life is really starting to look up

I'm distracted because the story just took a weird turn to where now it's just becoming something I don't really want to continue on with because it really changes topic of events so quickly

I like the way the author uses very good adjectives to really paint a picture of how the character feels and what he's going through also how his surroundings look

I like this book because its actually realistic to what most high schools are like, also the author does a good job building up the story with a character that that could make the book horrible if it was written poorly

On the inside cover I copied out a quote from Gandhi; "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they attack you, then you win"

Couldn't find anything to read, but it looked and sounded interesting to read