By Isaac Chicaiza, 2ºESO A
Dante’s life is perfect, he’s seventeen, has the whole
summer ahead of him, university, then a career as a journalist… But all that
changes when his old girlfriend
comes to his house with a baby telling him it’s
his and suddenly his life changes forever.
Will he take care of it? Will he
keep the baby? Can he still
go university? To find out read Boys don’t cry.
My favorite character is Dante because even though at
the beginning of the story he seems reluctant to take care of
the baby and
continuously tries to get rid of the child
(Emma), by the end of the book he
accepts his
responsibilities as a father and starts taking care of her properly.
My other favorite character is Dante’s dad, because
even though he is extremely disappointed with his son, he tells
him how to take
care of Emma, he is very wise and teaches Dante a lot about childcare.
At the
beginning of the book the relationship between Dante and his dad is very
awkward because Dante doesn’t really feel appreciated by his dad but as the
story progresses they start to improve their frosty relationship, especially at
the end as
they all celebrate Emma’s fist birthday.
I would recommend this book to people in their high
teens because it talks a lot
about relationships and how it would ruin your
future if you have a child at that age.
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