Kate Checuga’s Reviews > The Blind Side > Status Update

I really do think that this book is worth the read. It's such an inspirational story and the fact that it was based on a true story only makes it more intriguing. Starting this book I didn't think it would be that great, partially because football doesn't really interest me, and I've seen the movie and it wasn't really my favorite of all time. In all, I recommend the blind side.

Michael is realistically thinking about his career and has options for his future, it shows his importance as a person.

This section explained the history of great football players and how Michael idolizes them, I love how they do this because from his past to now he doesn't idolize gangs or drug dealers from where he few up, but professionals who thrive for football.

Michael is once again doubting his importance and potential, but this time it isn't related to family matters but rather the field. He feels as if the crowd only waters the quarterback and wide receiver

Explains the importance of football to Michael and how it has impacted his life for the better, the field is his shelter

Sean said, he doesn't know what agenda means, but he knows eight thousand other complicated words. It shows how Michaels bea in takes in different concepts

Michael is making an effort to learn and apply lessons into the game as well, such as courage from the literature he's reading

Michael has applied for the NCAA, the only problem is his grades