Frank's struggle was so real, he grew up dirt poor, several of his siblings died in childhood, he himself got super sick and almost died as a child, after his dad left his mom had to **** her own cousin just so they could have a place to stay it's honestly just such a fantastic read about a kid whoever came every ****ing thing
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. I say this because (1) it's a hard read and I was happy that I was able to get through it and (2) the way it's written and the message behind the book are both so amazing and great. I should reread it
The Diary of Anne Frank. It got me interested in the whole subject of The Holocaust.
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Originally posted by Grumpy Gills
Frank's struggle was so real, he grew up dirt poor, several of him siblings died in childhood, he himself almost got super sick and almost died as a child, after his dad left his mom had to **** her own cousin just so they could have a place to stay it's honestly just such a fantastic read about a kid whoever came every ****ing thing
I read this book for my AP English Lang class and it was so sad.
