The book review summarizes the memoir "Please Don't Make Me Go" by John Fenton. It describes how Fenton was sent to a strict Catholic boarding school in England at age 13 by his violent father. At the school, Fenton endured brutal beatings, sexual abuse, and harsh treatment. Over the years, he befriended others like his best friend Bernard who helped him through the difficult times. The book highlights Fenton's courage and determination as he matured and learned to stand up for himself against the violence. The reviewer recommends the book as a heartbreaking yet touching story about Fenton's experiences overcoming adversity during his young life at the terrible school.
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The book review summarizes the memoir "Please Don't Make Me Go" by John Fenton. It describes how Fenton was sent to a strict Catholic boarding school in England at age 13 by his violent father. At the school, Fenton endured brutal beatings, sexual abuse, and harsh treatment. Over the years, he befriended others like his best friend Bernard who helped him through the difficult times. The book highlights Fenton's courage and determination as he matured and learned to stand up for himself against the violence. The reviewer recommends the book as a heartbreaking yet touching story about Fenton's experiences overcoming adversity during his young life at the terrible school.
The book review summarizes the memoir "Please Don't Make Me Go" by John Fenton. It describes how Fenton was sent to a strict Catholic boarding school in England at age 13 by his violent father. At the school, Fenton endured brutal beatings, sexual abuse, and harsh treatment. Over the years, he befriended others like his best friend Bernard who helped him through the difficult times. The book highlights Fenton's courage and determination as he matured and learned to stand up for himself against the violence. The reviewer recommends the book as a heartbreaking yet touching story about Fenton's experiences overcoming adversity during his young life at the terrible school.
The book review summarizes the memoir "Please Don't Make Me Go" by John Fenton. It describes how Fenton was sent to a strict Catholic boarding school in England at age 13 by his violent father. At the school, Fenton endured brutal beatings, sexual abuse, and harsh treatment. Over the years, he befriended others like his best friend Bernard who helped him through the difficult times. The book highlights Fenton's courage and determination as he matured and learned to stand up for himself against the violence. The reviewer recommends the book as a heartbreaking yet touching story about Fenton's experiences overcoming adversity during his young life at the terrible school.
PLEASE DON’T MAKE ME GO Title : Please Don’t Make Me Go Author : John Fenton Date Of Published : 1 / 9 / 2008 Page : 344 Pages Publisher : Harper Collins Publishers •John was born into family with a violent and cold-blooded father, whom sent him to a strict Catholic boarding school in England when he was 13. •He had to quickly adjust to the brutal beatings, sexual abuses and harsh spoken languages at this so called boarding school. During his teenage years, John met mentors, friends, enemies, and even sexual partners. Bernard, his best friend, was always beside him through tough times and they helped each other through their long agonizing life at school. •Brother Delaney was a comforting mentor for John, because he saw that John was different from other students. •Wilkinson took advantage of John and was his number one enemy ever since. • John had a healthy relationship with his mother and was always determined to protect her from his father •In this book, John’s maturity level massively increases in a few years time. He started out as a weak and scrawny child who couldn’t protect himself from his awfully hysterical father but as he goes through unforgettable appalling experiences, he learnt to stand up and defend himself from violence WHY I FOUND THIS BOOK INTERESTING? he central theme of this book is courage and determination. John’s courage and bravery was what kept him alive all those years living with a bunch of ghastly and inhumane human beings. He adapted well into his new environment and learnt to make his own decisions as he was growing up. RECOMMANDATION • Fenton is a hero in my eyes. His story is heart-breaking one and will have you in tears. •I cannot put the book down and cannot stop thinking about what he had went through his young life. •is a touched story of a 13 years old boy who had gone through the brooding terror, the countless malicious caning, peer-to-peer violence which had driven me into a chaotic world. •It is a brilliant story and so graphically written so that you can understand it easily and actually lived the experienced. •If you do not feel satisfied or even grateful with your life, you ought to read this book and then you will know how to appreciate it and how the world could be cruel beyond your expectation.
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