The book that I might be interested in reading is the book Brice read. I saw a newspaper Ad just like the book that talks about crimals all over the world. I always told people "Think before you do something that will get you into trouble with the law".

Recommend a book to a friend.

I read Burnt Orange by Melody Carlson. I recently just read that book and got it at the library. It caught my eye because of the stripes on each novel. Burnt Orange was a great book that I read in four days. I do recommend this book to teenagers that have got into trouble with the law and have drinked under age. I have drunk under age that is why I was drawn into this book. If you like books about relationships and peoples live's Melody Carlson is a great author.

Evaluate

If I could change anything about the book that I disliked I would change how Arnold's life is with his parents. Every child should get love and care from parents, even if they're alcoholics. Arnold doesn't have a real girlfriend or friends. Everyone likes to judge about how people dress, act, and who they hang out with. I think that is bull that the kids at Reardan high don't give him any respect just because he has a birth defect when he was little. I like to get to know anyone that wants to say "Hello, how are you today"? I liked the ending when Rowdy and him got a long much better. Rowdey actually cried. My first impression with Rowdy was he was a stuck up brat that was selfish and didn't give a crap about anyone else, but towards the end of the book he was crying because he realized he cared about other people feelings. For example When Rowdy didn't like how Arnold's sister Mary died in the fire and he heard about it. Wraping it up, my overall opinion with the book that you read I liked it, but I didn't love it. It was funny, caring, loving, and eye catcher.

Does Arnold have supportive parents?

Arnold kinda has supportive parents when is comes to devastating moments.
I know where he is coming from when he says that his parents don't say "I love you" to him that much. I usually say I love you to my parents when I am leaving the house for awhile. At this moment in the book his parents say "I love you" because his sister died and his mom doesn't want Arnold to leave her. Arnold obviously has parents, but he is probably scared to go up to his mom or dad and ask questions and to tell about his day. If I had parents like that I would somehow go to the parent that is the most supportive and wanting to hear about my day.

I would give up the other four sense's and stay with see . The reason why I would want to keep sight is because if someone signed to tell me to smell this product I could remember. After I saw I would already know what the product would smell like.

The person who I am

I grew up in a outgoing, respectful, loving, caring family with a lot of freedom. I can say that I am some what like my mother with her personality and how she carries herself. My personality is straight forward with the truth. I love being a social butterfly and letting everyone have the chance to meet and speak to me. I never met my biological father, but I am very close with his family. I have got information on how I act and look like him. My mom was going to get married when she was pregnant with me in 1991. But an accident death happened when my father passed away in June of 1991 (I can't tell anymore I'm going to start crying). Anyways. I look up to my step-dad Steven Jackson as a father figure (he's the man of the house). He came into my life when I was just three and my older sister just turned five. I love to be myself and NOT judgmental.

Favorite and dislike about the book

I'm afraid that this book is going to be as boring book by the time we're in the middle of it, but you never know. My favorite part is when we first started reading this novel and how it started out with how his life is. My least favorite part about this book is. His sister moving and talking about her life. She goes on and on.