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Read ReviewFighting Ruben Wolfe
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I say 'Don't lose your heart, Rube.' And very clearly, without moving, my brother answers me. He says, 'I'm not tryin' to lose it, Cam. i'm tryin' to find it.'
The Wolfe brothers know how to fight. They've been fighting all their lives. Now there's more at stake than just winning.
A powerful, poignant novel from the author of the international bestseller, The Book Thief.
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Nov 09,2011
This is a wonderful story about two boys/young men, growing up and coming to terms with who and what they are and discovering their place in the world.
I loved this book especially for the way in which it showed the non-verbal communication between Ruben and Cameron. The way in which they told each other so much without ever using a lot of words.
I really enjoyed this book because it's something that i can relate to, also it had a lot of suspensful moments where i was eager to hear what happends next.
I give this book an 8/10
Nov 04,2011
this book is suitable mainly for aussie teens. i certainly enjoyed it! a book about two brothers and their fight to survive. Markus Zusak the author has made another great achievement! :)
Nov 04,2011
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i thought the book dragged on for too long. And i really wanted some more action in this novel. I have always been a fan of Markus Zusak but i thought this book was pathetic. This book would be written for young adults who like to fight and enjoy boring books. I didnt like the plot it was all about money problems and fighting. The characters were really boring there wasn't enough action. It was set in melbourne i thought and the setting was also boring. I do not recomend you read this book !
