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weston.kenway

weston.kenway

Joined September 2024

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weston.kenway
I Must Betray You | Ruta Sepetys
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Mehso-so

In the last half of the book it was still written in first person point of view, and still written like a journal from the protagonist Cristian. As the secret agent who blackmailed Cristian becomes a more prevelant character, the more Cristian is expected to betray loved ones starting with a friend and ending with his entire family. While being a secret informant he learns many new things, like when he learned his sister is a informant too.

weston.kenway If you like this book you will like The Book Theif, it will give you a fresh change and a new theme, but will still have a similar feel without being too boring. Ruta Sepetys writes the book in first person by writing in it like a personal journal. This book isn't that good, but has very valueable lessons, and a theme that will leave you inspired to never betray people. In the last chapter Cristian's grandpa does die and the agent lied to him. 6mo
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weston.kenway
I Must Betray You | Ruta Sepetys
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Mehso-so

This book takes place in Romania in 1989. This is a journal written by a 16 year old boy named Cristian living in a communist country. He lives in communism under constant surveillance, and minimal food/water. The leader Ceausescu is viewed as an evil man by Cristian and his family. In the rising action a government official approaches Cristian and forces him to become an informant. Cristian listens when the life of his grandfather is threatened.

weston.kenway I don\'t enjoy this book as it is quite boring. It is written in first person point of view because it\'s a journal 7mo
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