pickThis half of the book is a whirlwind of emotions! The Wells family fell apart, and came back together (sort of) over the span of many years in tragic ways and shows that it is truly very hard to escape your past. This is the part of the book that gave the story behind the first scene of the book as well. This section shows the contrasts between the lives of each family member and highlights who thrived and who fell apart in the end of the story…
EllaMulroy …If you like books that keep you on the edge of your seat filled with suspense and unexpected turns, this is a great read for you! The Glass Castle is written in first person point of view through the eyes of Jeannette Walls. The author establishes this point of view not only through the use of “I, me, we, etc.” but also through the explanation of the events within the book from a essential/main character within the story line! 2y
MissYaremcio Thanks for the review Ella! 6/6 2y
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