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Deuce: A Second Chance at Life

Deuce: A Second Chance at Life

Batts, Anthony, II

Paperback

Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798593683687
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 19 2021
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Deuce: a second chance at life is a literary representation of growth. Oftentimes an environment has the ability to build or break a person's future. The unlikely event of a life changing accident expresses how the main character battles childhood depression, issues of self-confidence and self-consciousness, to find a latent appreciation of life.Comments about the book: This is a series of autobiographical short stories which mostly revolve around issues of identity, alcoholism, and consequences.The opening short story was perfect to start the book off. It had a seamless pace, and it ultimately set the tone for the rest of the stories to come. I liked the environment and the initial setting. It was nostalgia, mixed with a familiar sense of self.I really enjoyed this novel! I think it managed to tell the lifetime story of an individual who has experienced a lot of life lessons even at a young age. The flow was perfect, it felt like I was reading a play almost, that is how well it flowed.The use of mini short stories and a mixture of epilogues contribute to the primary narrative where the core narratives of overcoming poverty, substance abuse, and depression are consistent threads.I really enjoyed the main character. I think his character development was dynamic. He learned from his mistakes, and from his conversations he had with his friends and family.

This book is a Confidence code for boys. It works in addressing the confidence gap that teens face within society.

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