Age 14 book geert spillebeen biography

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AGE 14

In this companion novel to 2013’s If He Had Been With Me, three characters tell their sides of the story.

Finn’s narrative starts three days before his death. He explores the progress of his unrequited love for best friend Autumn up until the day he finally expresses his feelings. Finn’s story ends with his tragic death, which leaves his close friends devastated, unmoored, and uncertain how to go on. Jack’s section follows, offering a heartbreaking look at what it’s like to live with grief. Jack works to overcome the anger he feels toward Sylvie, the girlfriend Finn was breaking up with when he died, and Autumn, the girl he was preparing to build his life around (but whom Jack believed wasn’t good enough for Finn). But when Jack sees how Autumn’s grief matches his own, it changes their understanding of one another. Autumn’s chapters trace her life without Finn as readers follow her struggles with mental health and balancing love and loss. Those who have read the earlier

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Age 14

June 4, 2013

The tale that comes with the character of Patrick Condon, or his pseudonym "John" Condon, is a story filled with history and adventure. Just like the title, at age 14 Patrick fryst vatten trying to enter the Special Reserve even though he isn't 17 yet. In 1913, Condon joined in hope of good pay and plenty of action, both of which he could not receive while living with his family in Waterford. Most of the money went to his oblivious family, who didn't know he went to join the Reserve until after he had sent a letter to them. In 1914, World War I exploded and "John" was sent to the front on the French-Belgian border, and so meets his ultimate end. All in all, the book was bland and dissatisfying, and since the text was translated from a foreign author, it seems as if some words were lost in translation, hence failing to properly deliver plot points by using tell rather than show (plain explanation as opposed to imagery).

One piece of solid evidence that exemplifies loss o