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Lu (Track, #4)
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In the 4th (and last) book of the Track series, the main idea I think the author wanted to emphasize, was that no matter what, no matter how hard the journey was, and no matter how much farther you have to go, your friends and family will always be there, supporting you, both mentally and emotionally. This series was really good and I recommend it to everybody.
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Michelle Weijia
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Jan 09, 2020 08:01PM
How do you feel about what you think the author is trying to say? Do you believe it as well?
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Great question, Michelle! Andrew... we're waiting. ;)
Michelle Weijia wrote: "How do you feel about what you think the author is trying to say? Do you believe it as well?"By saying the author wanted to emphasize, I meant, that's what I learned from the book, and I agree with it.
Do you think that this theme/idea is romanticized and exaggerated? Do you think some people do live in situations where their family or friends wouldn't support them?
Daniel Qiu wrote: "Do you think that this theme/idea is romanticized and exaggerated? Do you think some people do live in situations where their family or friends wouldn't support them?"Yes, saying that your friends and family will ALWAYS be there is exaggerated. Of course, in reality, having all of your friends and family should be something you are grateful for, and is not that common. I do think that some people who do live in situations where their family or friends aren't there to support them will still live, but they will have a harder time getting through the struggles and hardships. Still, people (if they put their mind and body to it) can accomplish great things without people supporting them.
