When I first read this book, I had no idea what to expect. But then I picked up the book, I read the first couple of chapters, and I was hooked instantly. You see, what I didn't know was that this book told an amazing story. One of the reason's Matt's story of living in German was so captivating was because it was set in a time that many of us never went through: imagine a world before the heavy use of social media, cellphones, and computers. In telling Matt's story, Patrick demonstrated what it was like to make real, honest connections with the people around you, and what it means to know that the people around you are all you have to count on. From the humorous moments, to the beautiful coming-of-age life lessons, Szabo hit the nail on the head with this amazing and profoundly life changing story. The fact that his writing style mirrors Elie Wiesel's, Night, and Mitch Albom's, Tuesdays with Morrie, makes this book all the more special.
My name is Britny, and I am the founder of 10914 Reviews. I am an avid book reader. Since reading is a passion of mine, I have taken to reviewing books and requesting interviews with authors in my spare time.
As for my educational background, I have a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Virginia. I also have my master's degree in Health Communication from East Carolina University. I currently live in New York City with my twin sister, Whitny, and our four dogs. I accept books and novels of all genres for review, so feel free to send me your work at 10914reviews@gmail.com.
