I have found an incredible boo! Not only does it teach about friendship it teaches how to overcome your fears! A young boy named Jack has found himself in an apocalyptic society that is over run by monsters and zombies. He accompanied by his best friend, the love of his life, and who he thought was his worst enemy has turned into his good friend. As we go throughout the book we learn more and more about the situation the kids are in. I would definitely recommend this for kids of all ages. But this being said you would really need to know your child to be able to tell if this would be scary for them or not.  Lastly, I really hope that you enjoy this book!

Sincerely, 

Ana Bordner 

I believe that this quote right here truly is the meaning of the word faith. As a child, many things are so new and common to you so that when you are told to have faith. But you don’t quite realize what you are quitting putting you believe in. So, this quote teaches children that there is great power in the things that they may not be able to see. I believe that if you understand this concept at a much younger age that you will be able to comprehend much harder subjects that require a higher level of thinking.

The meaning of those quote truly speaks depts. I say this because something that was so unusual was now happening. Even though this little girl was not alive to experience the attacks she the mark it has left on America. This quote makes me think of the things that we often use or see in a day to day basis such as the people in New York were so used to seeing the Twin Towers every day to there being an empty space in the New York skyline. We now see the rebuilding of the world trade center that is now called Freedom Tower. We as a nation will overcome an obstacle ad will continue to live those that were taken so soon. The words we now hear have left a mark that cannot be erased.

When we look at this quote it real does draw in the question it is asking. Who will you be. Throughout the book we see that she is struggling with the girls at school and that she really is trying to find who she is. With this girl coming after her for no reason she has to decide will she walk away and be the bigger person or give and prove that she’s not somebody to be messed with. And with this we can ask ourselves this own question in everyday scenarios. Are we going to be the better person and do the right thing or give in to something that will only benefit ourselves? In conclusion we understand what is need not only in paddy but in ourselves as well.

I have just finished reading a book called, Who Says Women Can’t be Doctors: The Story of Elizabeth Blackwell. It is an incredible book. Even though it is 2018 and we women have almost the exact same level/power as some men, this book made me feel impowered and luck to be a woman. Elizabeth worker persistently to get into/ find a medical school that would except her because of her gender. And when she found one she was nervous but she overcame fear and pushed through even became the top in her class. I really hope you find time to read this book as it is an encouraging store to all females. We are not meant to be just wives and stay home but, be what we want to be!

Sincerely,

Ana Bordner

As I read this book this part reminded in me through the rest. As he was solider he was always on his toes and getting minimal sleep. He came to trust this woman as if his own mother. A woman who knew if she could trust him or not. As him being wounded he was taken by the family of an uncommon solider. If there’s one thing that this quote has taught me is that you need to trust more than always keep your guard up. She was physically wounded we are often emotional wounded. As by doing so you make yourself more valuable to feeling of love and care of others. As I end I will ask one question to you; Will you open your heart to a stranger trust as Sheldon did?

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I came across that I feel you would really like. It’s about a young girl who is getting to leave home for the first time without her grandma. She then travels down town at the time the Jim Crow laws are in affect. So, where she is able to go is limited. As she is on her way to her special place she comes across many frustrations that come along with the segregation laws. She then becomes so irritated that she forgets why she was even on this journey by herself. But a kind old lady gentle reminds her of the path she is taking. She finally arrives at her special place, somewhere where everybody is welcome; Th Public Library. I really hope you enjoy this book and that you are able to get as much enjoyment and encouragement as I did

Sincerely,

Ana Bordner