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ayuardhita 's review for:
Bruiser
by Neal Shusterman
This book was totally something I wasn't expecting. But again, I didn't exactly know what to expect going into this book at all. Seeing Neal Shusterman's name on it made me not think twice to read it.
It was a fairly quick read with short chapters. I understood why people didn't like how Brewster's chapters were written in poetry way, but it grew on me eventually.
Bruiser was a heart-wrenching story to remind us not to take things for granted, to learn about pain and how to deal it with it instead of make it go away with all the consequences that come with it, about how it means to empathize with other human beings and how far should we go, to know the boundaries and to limit ourselves.
It's amazing how one book can make us think about so many things at once.
It was a fairly quick read with short chapters. I understood why people didn't like how Brewster's chapters were written in poetry way, but it grew on me eventually.
Bruiser was a heart-wrenching story to remind us not to take things for granted, to learn about pain and how to deal it with it instead of make it go away with all the consequences that come with it, about how it means to empathize with other human beings and how far should we go, to know the boundaries and to limit ourselves.
It's amazing how one book can make us think about so many things at once.