Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand
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In the beginning of the book it
states that this book is for the lost
and the wounded. this makes the
reader think immediately that the
book is going to have a great
lesson but also might be a sad
story.
melancholy
Melancholy is important to this book because of the way its
used you call feel the solders emotions.
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recovery
recovery is important in this book because with every even that
happens the main person someone has to over come it.
structure
the book is in order from his life,
starting out when he was a boy
working his way through high school
when he was in the war when he got
out and when he became an old man.
frightening
cheerful
since this is based off of real life when the book has you sitting on the edge of your seat
knowing that right around the corner something good
something tragic happens in the book you fear
is sure to happen
that there's no way for survival
2 adjective cruel
throughout the book there is a series of events that are so cruel you'd wish
that it would never happen to you.
 unbroken is based on true events that took place in world war 2 in
the eyes of a soldier that crashed into the pacific ocean and
survived the crull punishment of being in pow camps for many
months. the connection is that we were fighting then for
certain reasons and were fighting today there's nothing we can do
or change that there will always be war.

i absolutely love this book this will be my 3rd time reading it. unbroken is about a
boy that starts out with a troubled family life at home getting in trouble with the
police and getting into fights with classmates not to mention the fact that he was
a italian and this book was set back in world war 2 ara. the main characters question
brother helps him see past what he was and to take a glimpse into the future to
see what he could be and after that his personality changed. he ran in the Did louis stop drinking and saved his marriage??
olympics and was about to again before he got dropped to go fight in world war yes
2. the main character had been shot down by enemy fire in the pacific ocean and
was imprisoned in a pow camp in japan and around that area for a long time.
until one day the united states came and freed him and many others.

Laura hillenbrand is the author of the #1 new york times bestseller unbroken. a book about survival and redemption.. she was serving as a
consultant for universal pictures in creating the movies for the movies unbroken. on her spare time she also was 1 of 2 co founders of an
operation for international children that provides school supplies to children through the help of american troops. she is considered one of the
best writers for her time not only for her writing but for her passion for others.