pickI visited New Orleans twice. I purchased find book on my second visit.I wish I‘d read it before I visited.It definitely makes me want to go back!This book is non-fiction, but it doesn‘t read as such.I felt glued to the pages and to the characters.I googled many locations and street addresses. I also googled the 9 individuals who were interviewed and was pleased to see that some are still in the city. I have to go back and visit Joanne‘s Kajun Pub
so-soKatrina has ravaged the city of New Orleans. & Luke hasn‘t spoken to his alcoholic father in years. When he receives a call that his father has disappeared, Luke has to make a difficult decision.
I‘m unsure how to feel about this. It was fine? I feel like I should have been more emotionally invested. We didn‘t really get a sense of any of the characters, except how hot all the women were. The romance felt entirely unnecessary. 🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑
pickThis heartfelt story captures a boy‘s survival and resilience during Hurricane Katrina, shedding light on the human impact of natural disasters.
“Louis Daniel clutched his horn, even as the storm raged.“ This shows that even through a hard time he clung to what was important to him.
I would use this book when talking about traumatic events such as hurricanes.
