An Interestin Read

Once again as i write this bullets are being shot and people either playin with their guns or wonderin how to get their targets well...its a pretty long wait for me and thankfulli or maybe just fate i got my hands on a book to read and it made my long wait fruitful...over my time in camp just being there for 3 weeks i ahve read over 15 books and tat too in midst of trainin...i am astonished by the number but i have also realised my english is back on track and hopefulli it remains tat way, aniwaes back to wat i was sayin, the book i read which is A Million Little Pieces by James Frey

Although maybe at a situation where i wasnt a captive audience i mite not have read this book as this genre isnt exactli stg i wld choose...i aint picky and i am open to all genres but some genres are just more readable than others, and this book realli left me to rue over not judgin a book by its cover...its a simple story and one with oodles and oodles of dialogue but its a entertainin read to say the least...after an hour or so and 523 pages later i was a sold man and the book opened up many avenues of thought and left me much in thought and wonder...

its an account a true life account i mite add of a crack and alcohol addict and the experience he gains in rehab...often heroes and stories of reformed people talk of great people helpin and an upliftin experiences but this story doesnt jump on the bandwagon and in most of its part a very beleivable and a everyday man cld relate to the book and the experiences felt...the way the story is told is also pretty interestin and keeps u turnin the page to know more...simple everyday lessons learnt by him hit close to our hearts and leave us thinkin and is a book tat realli evokes questions of morality and society...its a spellbinding account tats written in detail n one tat no amount of editin and proofreadin cld change...i wld recommend it to any1 wantin a interactive read and any1 whu wants to have their thinkin challenged...