Different worlds

‘I know what I want, and that’s you. You are good for me, Sam. You’re very good for me.’ (p.38)

     This love story is different from other common stories because Sam, the main character was born deaf. She falls in love Jim as other teenager girls do. She wants to spend longer time with him and knows everything he does. However, there is a big problem. Jim plays in a band and that means everything to him. She can’t hear his music and share it, so feels as if they lived in different world. If you were Jim, what would you do for her? Could you be with Sam? He knows that she enjoys music by feeling vibration, so he teaches her playing the drum. You can see they’re showing us pure love. This means if you have your girlfriend or boyfriend and feels more comfortable than ever before, you will think you don’t need other things. The thought of love depends on people. What do you think?

     This book is in the Cambridge English Readers series. This series especially, this book is appealing to young people because their topic are the just our daily life. I recommend that everyone reads this book.

Johnson, Margaret. (2011). Different worlds. Cambridge; Cambridge