Luke's Tragic Death in Boulevard
Luke's Tragic Death in Boulevard
11-A.
Isnos-Huila.
We are faced with a very simple novel, where everything turns and happens in the
interaction between the protagonists, who are Hasley and Luke, and in which we can
see how a toxic relationship is romanticized in which one part endures the
counterproductive behaviors of the other just because they consider it to be the
best way to help her. And the worst part is that there is no one to point it out to her.
to this part the error you are making, but everything seems perfectly normal
of the world. This story takes place in Australia, a country that has a system
more strict and better educational than that of Latin American countries, but
no teacher at the school notices what is happening to this boy or the obvious
signs that their attitudes show. And Halsey, who is about to enter the
university, nor does it seek help on how to better support it
way, but they think that love will give them a solution that will fall into their laps.
from the sky something like that. And, without a doubt, the ending, the central reason why this
history became the phenomenon that is the unexpected death of Luke,
when everything seemed to be getting better and that I would go to rehabilitation to change for
Hasley, dies, something I honestly didn't expect. But well, things
they simply pass by and that twist makes people want to read it in my opinion.
sequel to this wonderful modern work. And in my humble opinion and my limited
knowledge of types of writing and that kind of thing has not seemed to me
I did not notice any negative points in the book, neither in the story nor in its editing.
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And lastly, do I recommend the book or not? Of course I recommend it, why? Well
because it is a story that reaches many people and I believe there are several
reasons. The first is that in my opinion it is very easy to read and understand,
how easy it is to read it is already a simple language in my opinion, because I have tried
to read novels like One Hundred Years of Solitude or Men of Maize and in my opinion
it seems to me that they use words outside of my lexicon and therefore I do not understand them and
also the way of telling the story as in first-person perspective
Sometimes I would get confused and things like that. The second is the high amount of romance.
y university that I believe is what attracts young readers the most. And
Although I'm not much of a reader, I really liked it and hope to read the sequel.
“After him”. And Recommended.
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