Jonathan’s Reviews > The Blind Side > Status Update

I would completly recomend this book because it is a vary inpirationsal story about a guy who literally didnt have anything or know much either. and comming from nothing became a star and how he had to handle all of the presure and how the people around him helped him with his needs. i had already watched the movie that had come out about this but as always the book is way better than the movie so i hope you enjoy

Right now there are alot of things that make me question things about Michael. like why is the drivers licence so important to him? or why does he have such a bad relationship with his mom? or why did he change his name from Michael Jerome Williams jr. to Michael Oher?

In the current part im reading it is an ongoing fight between two coaches who are on oposite sides literally on teams and on how they manage the teams. one is completely offensive and the other is completely defesnive. but i started to think about what if micheal oher was part of the match? could that passably have been a game changer?

it's hard to believe that Micheal Oher came up from being nothing and never playing the game of football to in a small span of time being the most wanted person by big time universities. and that he was not only good enough to that level he was good enough to the point were some of those universities didn't have a chance at him and coaches couldn't even talk to him.

a good title for this section would be " The Child can Think" or "teachers at work" because its crazy how micheal just didnt want to do anything because he didnt understand it. so for the teachers it was a chalenge with aperently they just broke the code. and now its moving into a section were its more of Micheals athletic teacher and coach's background

i really like the way they describe how Lawrance Taylor changed the game of football and described him as an amazing person but then also show his fall.