Angela's ashes
Finished 2 books by Frank McCourt recently - ' Angela's ashes ' and ' 'Tis '. Highly recommended! Both are really nice books, especially the former. Yeh. I like reading such non-fiction books.
'Angela's ashes' reminds me of my grandma. Mam in the book is just like my grandma who had to fight the harsh conditions and fend for her many children. I have heard a lot of stories about my grandma. The conclusion i get is that she is definitely a noble mother. My grandma had to weave baskets day and night to bring up her 11 children. Who dares say this is nth?! She has a fantastic memory too. She can recall even the most minute thing that happened donkey years ago. I think she will be a very bright student if given the chance to study.
But my grandma is no longer with us now. We still hold her in our heart and always remember her toothless grim :)
'Angela's ashes' reminds me of my grandma. Mam in the book is just like my grandma who had to fight the harsh conditions and fend for her many children. I have heard a lot of stories about my grandma. The conclusion i get is that she is definitely a noble mother. My grandma had to weave baskets day and night to bring up her 11 children. Who dares say this is nth?! She has a fantastic memory too. She can recall even the most minute thing that happened donkey years ago. I think she will be a very bright student if given the chance to study.
But my grandma is no longer with us now. We still hold her in our heart and always remember her toothless grim :)
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