Text to Text Bruiser
I am reading about Bruiser, by Neal Shusterman. Since my last post bruiser has gotten even more interesting, leaving you with wanting to know more about the next chapter. Brewster has been getting into trouble lately with his uncle. He has been sneaking out and playing basketball with Bronte and her dad, telling her uncle that he has been at the library. Cody has been taking the blame for his brother and getting him int more and more trouble. What will Cody and his brother do when his Uncle finds out that he hasn't been where he is supposed to be?
This book reminds me of Wounder, this is because Aggie is having a hard time trying to make friends. In the book Wounder, nobody wants to be his friend because he looks different. Except for a couple of people that kinda are the same in a way with Aggie. The same thing is happening to Brewster, because he can't make friends or he will hurt his friends. But Tennyson and Bronte, his girlfriend don't care, they are his friend anyway. That's how the book Wounder and Bruiser relate in a text to text connection.
I think that the two books have a good connection, because they both end up happy in the end, not caring what others thought of them. But why was it so hard for them to make friends even though they were different? I was surprised that Aggie didn't care, he was his own person even though others were making fun of him for what he looked like. I also think that the author is trying to show that even if anybody gets in your way then don't listen to them because it's not worth your time. That is what I think the author is trying to show in both books in the connection they are making for a text to text book. In conclusion both books have a very good connection for having different authors, and the authors having different thoughts on the book that they created.
This book reminds me of Wounder, this is because Aggie is having a hard time trying to make friends. In the book Wounder, nobody wants to be his friend because he looks different. Except for a couple of people that kinda are the same in a way with Aggie. The same thing is happening to Brewster, because he can't make friends or he will hurt his friends. But Tennyson and Bronte, his girlfriend don't care, they are his friend anyway. That's how the book Wounder and Bruiser relate in a text to text connection.
I think that the two books have a good connection, because they both end up happy in the end, not caring what others thought of them. But why was it so hard for them to make friends even though they were different? I was surprised that Aggie didn't care, he was his own person even though others were making fun of him for what he looked like. I also think that the author is trying to show that even if anybody gets in your way then don't listen to them because it's not worth your time. That is what I think the author is trying to show in both books in the connection they are making for a text to text book. In conclusion both books have a very good connection for having different authors, and the authors having different thoughts on the book that they created.
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