Breaking dawn.

It seems that Bella and Edward will finally have their happy ever after. Their on there HONEYMOON in Brazil! All Bella ever wanted was to be married to Edward and to spend the rest of her life with him. Brazil sounds so beautiful, I can see why they choose that spot for their honeymoon. After all their fun on their honeymoon Bella realizes that she is pregnant. Bella doesn't know what to do, so she calls Carlisle to get advice. They soon have to leave and joining the real world. Edward is mad, because he knows by her being pregnant that Bella is in serious danger. This pregnancy is

Friendship.

I really liked the way the book ended. In the beginning of the story it showed how close Junior and his best friend Rowdy were. And I think that everyone can relate to that, because we all have that one person that we can turn to an talk too. I don't know if Junior knew this or not. But whenever Rowdy was around Junior it seemed that all of his problem went away. And it was them against the world. It showed how close they were, and when Junior decided to leave to get a better life that crushed Rowdy. And even though they stopped being friends, I liked how at the end of the book it showed them back together. Just like hoe the book started, they were FRIENDS again. And i just liked the way it ended.

The Reservation.

I understand how Junior feels, like he wants more in life and wants to move off the reservation to find his dreams. I lived on a island in the Cayman Islands until i was 12, and it was great, but i always wanted to move off of it and find my dreams. I knew i wanted more in life and that Cayman wasn't the place for me. Junior said that everyone knew each other, and i can relate to that! Because everyone in Cayman knew each other. The education in the reservation sucks, and so did the education in Cayman. In many ways i can see why Junior wanted to leave the reservation.

Lose of a Sibling.

When Junior lost his sister, i felt really bad for him, especially the way she died. I can't really relate to Junior since i'm not close with of my brother or sisters, i can image how that would really hurt someone. Because once you lose someone you lose them forever and you can never get them back. Junior sister was passed out and someone didn't turn the stove off, and the trailer got on fire and she died. That would be a awful way to die, it's a good thing that she didn't feel anything.

Alcohol.

I think it's so sad that the people on the reservation are turning to alcohol to hide their problems. It's sad how it's becoming a problem, and no is doing anything about it. Junior sees that alcohol is more important to his Spokane people than a education. I believe the reason why Junior parents started drinking was because they were depressed. They were trying to hide their pain, because they never had the chance to go after their dreams. They lost hope, and i think that is the same for the rest of the Spokane people.

The Absolutely True Diary of a part-time Indain.

Page13 "It sucks to be poor, and it sucks to feel that you somehow deserve to be poor."

I really liked this quote, because I know how he feels and I can relate to him. When I lived in the Cayman Islands I never had a lot of money and I lived in a bad neighborhood. And it does suck to be poor, because kids can be mean and make fun of you over something that isn't even in your control. You always want what the other kids want and you want to feel special and feel like everyone else. To me this quote is really good, and I think it describes it well.

Dear John.

I also saw Dear John, and i thought the previews were better than the movie. The movie wasn't bad or anything, it just wasn't that good that i thought it was going to be. It had some funny, and definitely lots of sad parts. And i thought it had a good message to it also. I would recommend seeing it, because you never if you will like, and everyone has different opinions on certain things.