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Jordan Conrad
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The event that surprised me the mist in this story was when Louie and Phil were captured by the japenese. This might not seem so surprising at first but the surprising part was that Louie and Phil were almost free from the tiny raft but right before they were getting off the raft to the island the japenese spotted them and captured them. I was shocked and when this happened because they were so close to freedom.
— Jan 26, 2015 10:04AM
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Jordan Conrad
is on page 473 of 475
The book Unbroken is an amazing story about the courage of a soldier. A lot of the events in this book are about bravery and courage but there are also some sad or meaningful events. One of the events that I thought was meaningful was when Louie and Phil moved to separate camps. I thought thus part was sad because they were best friends and the only familiar faces they see everyday and now they can't have that.
— Feb 09, 2015 10:02AM
Jordan Conrad
is on page 395 of 475
So far Unbroken is an amazing book. I like it because it is a story of bravery and how he is surviving tough conditions and being away from home for such a long time. Another reason why I like this book is because not only is it about a soldier being captured but the solider was an Olympic runner which makes the book much more interesting and it keeps me guessing.
— Feb 02, 2015 10:01AM
Jordan Conrad
is on page 225 of 475
In unbroken it is not just one character who is unsympathetic but it is many different people. The characters who I don't like are the Japanese. I don't like the Japanese because they are cruel towards Louie. They don't take any mercy on him when they capture him. I don't understand why they are so rude and cruel.
— Jan 20, 2015 10:16AM
