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1- What were your general thoughts on this book?
2- Are there any aspects of the book that you think weren't really original?

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Overall, I was afraid that the whole book would end up being generic but the story got more interesting as it progressed.

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The drawing of the Genocide Witness reminds me of those posters that were literally everywhere in the 1940s in hopes to recruit soldiers

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To be honest, I think the book is pretty boring as it is not a subject that I am very interested in.

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In your opinion, why do you think that Mac and the class know so much about the Rwandan Genocide and the Holocaust?

In your opinion ,how can Ian be so sure that Mac isn't lying to him?

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What does the drawing of the Genocide Witness means and why is he missing an arm?

What happened when Ian and his family were attacked?

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What happened to Berta before she arrived in Canada?

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What happened to Berta before she arrived in Canada?

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There are many associations that were created to help these veterans turn their lives around.

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Homeless veterans are people who have served in the armed forces who are homeless or living without access to secure and appropriate accommodation.

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Why do you think Ian was scared of the homeless man at first?

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Why do you think Ian was scared of the homeless man at first?

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Over all, I think certain aspects of the book are really generic. For exemple, when Ian was getting mugged by a group of thugs, the homeless man, to who he gave a few coins, comes out of nowhere to help Ian. The last thing he says before leaving is 'This isn't the end', which is honestly a pretty generic thing for him to say after saving Ian.

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I appreciate what the author is trying to get out of this story. It's a somewhat ''feel good'' and heartwarming story. It's not particularly my favorite style of books but I hope Eric Walters will find a way to help me appreciate this book.

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The book seems pretty repetitive to me so far. I'm not really a big fan but I'll still keep my hopes high for this one.