Linger
Sam Roth is
an eighteen-year-old werewolf. Sam has a girlfriend name Grace who has been
bitten as a child but never turned. Sam
is committed to finding a cure of werewolfism.
Grace’s parents rebels against Sam and Grace’s relationship, so Grace
moves in with Sam. Grace and Sam figured
that Grace will die because she never turns into a werewolf. Another werewolf
re-infects Grace and she turns immediately into a werewolf. Now Sam wants to be a werewolf again, so that
he can be with his love. The
recommendation age for this book is 16-18. The lessons from this book in my opinion is
that we all have to change and when we do sometimes we have to let go of things
that is common to us. Havigurst’s theory
of developmental task is that teens undergo changing relationships with parents
and a need to develop an easy relationship with the opposite sex. Grace had to undergo changes with her
parents. Adolescents have to adapt to
their physical bodies as well.
No comments:
Post a Comment