My Abandonment By Peter Rock

My renunciation By Peter thrillIn Peter Rocks My Abandonment a thirteen year old girl named Carolean livelys with her father in Forest Park. Caroleans father is not ment exclusively in ally stable notwithstanding helps Carolean live a life that she will remember. Carolean and her father live in the woods all alone aloof from society. To avoid see they hide underground and also in trees. One day a jogger noticed Caroline changing in the trees. If she had not done that and stayed incognito(predicate) she would not be in the mess she is in now. The police brought Caroline and her father back to a detention center where they were interrogated. They are in brief put to live on a farm. The question is what will they do next?The first matter I would like to touch upon is the occurrence that our narrator, Caroline, is not very trustworthy. As Caroline writes her book on her and her fathers experiences she says, I remember the conversations as best as I can. If I take a shit up words he says at least theyre close or taken from his notebook. I stitch it to nameher and I completely channel what I have to. If I dont remember something I skip everywhere it and leave it out,(222). This affected me a lot blush though I knew a potential theme of this book was secrecy, something her and her father had a lot. Caroline left her slain father in a cave during a storm and went on with her life. How would you feel if the father was someone you know and go to bed? Caroline at the beginning of the book disobeyed her father and took off her camouflage. and then she lied to him and told him she saw nothing. That put them both in danger but I was thinking if getting caught was what she treasured. Maybe CarolineHarris 2wanted to see how living a civilized life was like and only acted as if she missed home to mess with the realizeers mind. When this book was over those questions shut away linger in my head but an early(a) one keeps soda water up every time I hear the title. I enjoy how Caroline is going to end up living like her father, all alone and potentially confused. This book was an amazing experience for me. I come unloving things but this book hid a lot of things from the reader. Importantly, we dont know if Carolines story is actually true and there are no lies.Peter Rock does a gigantic job addressing most of the literary elements. One thing that really stood out for me was his outstanding job of, show dont tell. He only told us directly what was going on but his detailed descriptions helped us uncover what he really wanted us as readers to know. His imagination was great and he also included a little portend which really drove the story. Many parts were very disturbing to read but those parts just shows what the other side of life may look like.The story ended very quickly as if the narrator was rushing to the end because she forgot or she didnt want to talk about it. Caroline ends up going to college and so far she is a l one wolf. She working part time at as a librarian. The ending was ok but I wish I knew what happened to her in the future. Carolines father is dead but she is now living life the way people yield humans to live. Only she knows if shes satisfied. At first I did not get what horny, Carolines toy horse, symbolized. Towards the end Caroline found out that Randy was a Chinese acupuncture model. In movies I watched Chinese knick knacks like Randy symbolized things like luck or something. I came to a conclusion that it symbolized believe and perseverance, two important themes that come up. Caroline carried Randy with her at all times and he was rarely out of her site. RandyHarris 3pushed Caroline to do things she wouldnt do if she lived a normal life. She went back for him and always wanted him near her, as comfort.This book has an amazing plot, ok ending, and some great imagery. Ultimately this book taught me that if I dont take chances I will be stuck with any problems I have, which would end up harming me in the future. Caroline took chances and even though she was home schooled by her father that was in the war she exempt hanged tough and made it through. I recommend this book to anyone because there is so much excitement on every page. There isnt any other book like this and I had a great time practice session about Caroline and her father.(Word Count 809)