back in secondary school days.

our teachers always encourage us to read more by forcing us to submit book reviews.
of course you are expected to read the whole book and write a review to the teacher and as if the teacher have read each and every book on earth that he/she will mark you either right or wrong for your review.

i bet many of you out there simply copied the summary at the back plus the first page of the book to complete the review. shame on you.

now i'll give you guys a proper book review. for the first time.

book title: Letters to Sam
author: Daniel Gottlieb

A grandfather's lessons on love, life, loss, and the gifts of life to his dearest grandson sam. sam is showing signs of autism when he's around 2 years old. of course that is gonna change his life forever. as a role of a loving grandfather, Daniel (Dan), started writing all these letters to sam since he's a baby. so when he grows up he can read all these letters his grandfather wrote for him even if Dan is not around. (kinda reminded of ps i love you)

there are so many beautiful and meaning lines in the book that i will recommend you guys to read it.

this book will teach you how to love, how to live your life, how to get back up on your feet when you falls down, and how to cherish you life. aww so meaningful.

what kind of lesson will you want to tell your grandson?

start living your life now.

end of review.





hmm now i know why i don't do well for my book reviews in secondary school days. p.s there is no summary at the back of the book. if not i'll have copied it.