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I agree, what a depressing book :(
I agree with you, and so would the young teen I read it with.
How about the lesson is "Do not act like that non-reciprocating person"?
It was definitely not the ending I anticipated. He killed the tree that loved him, then sat on its corpse.
After reading it I had an impression that the book depicts the fact that when we grow older we loose our joy and happiness. I mean, we often can't find pure joy e.g. just swinging on a tree as we used to as a child.
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Jan 27, 2016 10:17PM
I agree, what a depressing book :(
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I agree with you, and so would the young teen I read it with.
How about the lesson is "Do not act like that non-reciprocating person"?
It was definitely not the ending I anticipated. He killed the tree that loved him, then sat on its corpse.
After reading it I had an impression that the book depicts the fact that when we grow older we loose our joy and happiness. I mean, we often can't find pure joy e.g. just swinging on a tree as we used to as a child.
