Glad you both liked this one--yea for the dog! |
(Gerard's review 2/23/15, 5++ stars)
The Honest Truth by Dan Gemeinhart is about Mark, a
boy with Cancer who is tired of being the sick kid and decides to go on an
adventure with his dog to keep a promise to his grandfather before he
dies. His best friend, Jess, figures out where he went but knows Mark
does not want her to tell.
This unique book deals with friendship, survival and facing death through an interesting story. The ½ chapters sets this book apart from any I have read drew me in right away. It is a quick read that I didn’t want to put down and I loved the surprise ending! The honest truth is that this book will tug at your heart! I highly recommend it; think both kids and adults would enjoy it. I am so glad I gave up on the big fat adult book, Dust by Patricia Cornwell to read this one instead. I enjoyed this so much more!
This unique book deals with friendship, survival and facing death through an interesting story. The ½ chapters sets this book apart from any I have read drew me in right away. It is a quick read that I didn’t want to put down and I loved the surprise ending! The honest truth is that this book will tug at your heart! I highly recommend it; think both kids and adults would enjoy it. I am so glad I gave up on the big fat adult book, Dust by Patricia Cornwell to read this one instead. I enjoyed this so much more!
I even learned how to write Haiku poems from The Honest Truth. Here is my Haiku poem I wrote about this book for Mark (and the author):
I read the story,
Understanding Mark’s viewpoint,
Hoping he makes it!
Hoping he makes it!
The boy’s dog, Beau, rocks!
Two true, loyal friends, indeed
Saving each other!
(Karen's review 2/24/15, 5 stars)
Click this link for The Personal Story Behind the Story shared by the author.Two true, loyal friends, indeed
Saving each other!
(Karen's review 2/24/15, 5 stars)
Have you read this one? What did you think of it? If you reviewed this too, feel free to share your link to your review in the comments. Happy Reading!
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