Thursday, March 5, 2020
Gatech Chemistry Review
Gatech Chemistry ReviewGatech Chemistry is a unique story about two children, Frida and Ester, who each have their own special talent, but both need a way to be more than they are. Together they discover and develop their talents in math, music, language, dance, and writing.In Gatech Chemistry, you will be introduced to the two characters, Frida and Ester, who have been separated for years, and finally, reunited when Ester's grandmother has an accident and dies. There is an incident involving a horse that Frida is unable to avoid, and he finds himself in jail.This intense personal drama is based on the true story of a boy who, because of an accident when he was five, cannot communicate through words. As a result, he is confined to a private school with another child who has none of his emotional and physical abilities.The tragedy is that the boy, until now, had been able to make up his own songs and music in the child's language, and play in his band. His mother, a hospital reception ist, became so frustrated and angry that she decided to tear the entire family apart, to punish her son. She has had no further contact with him since then.Gatech Chemistry follows the tragic events that led to Frida's and Ester's reuniting. This is told in first person, and you can hear the emotions of each character as they prepare to face the unknown once again. You will find yourself rooting for them to succeed against all odds.Science fiction readers will enjoy this book for the plot, and the dynamic relationships between the two characters. On the other hand, readers who enjoy family stories and books about more traditional characters will enjoy this one as well. Gatech Chemistry also offers insight into a very real problem of failure to communicate.Gatech Chemistry is an inspiring story about two amazing children who do what they believe is right. They are lucky, because they have each other, but the author also offers insight into children and families everywhere, to show ho w important it is to be strong.
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