Eli the Good review by CDi
Eli the Good
by Silas House
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Fiction
Five Star Award

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CDi
Age at time of review - 9
Reviewer's Location - Towson, Maryland, United States
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Eli the Good is young boys journey to becoming a young
adult. He must deal with the bad memories and dreams of
his father, a war veteran, his crazy and redelious sister,
and his aunt who has come to vist, but has a big secret
hidden away. These things help and give Eli his first
glipse at adulthood. The people he is the closest to don't
seem to stay around to long, and he seeks love from his
mother, who is wrapped up in his fatehrs past.

Opinion: 

This book gives a very good look into the lives of many young
people today. They see things and know things they
shouldn't however it helps them in taking a step into
becoming an adult. Family troubles such as diseasea happen
to many young people who don't know how to deal with them,
but it will help in the long run. The detail that the
author uses really makes you fall into the book. I could
see the Fourh of July parade, and i could feel what Edie
was feeling when Eli was mean to her that night. The book
really carptures the emotion of what normal everyday
families go through.Silas House shows the struggles of not
only a young boy, but a teenage girl, a mother and father,
and the struggle a young girl goes through when her family
falls apart. When a book can speak to many people of all
ages, I think it's worth a read.

Rating:
5
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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