I read the book Romeo Blue by Phoebe Stone, this book is accurate in many ways including the location, events, and theme. In the book report I will explain what makes this book so accurate.
My story took place in 1942 around the time WWII was happening. It had real events in it like Felicity's Mother and Father being ally spies, but not just her parents other family members also got drafted and entered to be in the war like her Uncle Gideon. Felicity moved to Bottlebay, Maine, with her grandparents because her parents couldn't stand that there would be bombs dropped daily. So they took her to Maine which at first upset Felicity because she felt that it was unfair that she was safe and her parents had to face the war.
But just like in the past, this book described some of the rules made by the government like rationing. They had to ration almost everything mostly sugars, coffee, and so much more. Not only that but the author also described how Maine's coast had to keep their windows darkened, and how they even had a curfew that was very strict. …show more content…
Not having a good relationship with your family could make you feel alone, you really need somebody there to go through the tough times with, and anything could happen during the war. Starting out with a good healthy relationship could also be a sad thing because of losing those friends like how her birth father ended up getting shot of course she was upset so what if he had actually gotten killed that would have been a tough time not only for her, but for her whole
My story took place in 1942 around the time WWII was happening. It had real events in it like Felicity's Mother and Father being ally spies, but not just her parents other family members also got drafted and entered to be in the war like her Uncle Gideon. Felicity moved to Bottlebay, Maine, with her grandparents because her parents couldn't stand that there would be bombs dropped daily. So they took her to Maine which at first upset Felicity because she felt that it was unfair that she was safe and her parents had to face the war.
But just like in the past, this book described some of the rules made by the government like rationing. They had to ration almost everything mostly sugars, coffee, and so much more. Not only that but the author also described how Maine's coast had to keep their windows darkened, and how they even had a curfew that was very strict. …show more content…
Not having a good relationship with your family could make you feel alone, you really need somebody there to go through the tough times with, and anything could happen during the war. Starting out with a good healthy relationship could also be a sad thing because of losing those friends like how her birth father ended up getting shot of course she was upset so what if he had actually gotten killed that would have been a tough time not only for her, but for her whole