The Other Wes Moore by Wes Moore

Wes Moore Paper Richelle Goodrich once said, "By making me believe, I can defeat the dragon." In a world filled with diversity, racial discrimination, prejudice, it is difficult for minorities to succeed. The novel "The Other Wes Moore" depicts the differences that may be encouraged and supported in a child's life. This novel is about two people of the same name in the same community who experienced very similar adversities in their lives, but their way is very different.

Other Wes Moore 's Wes Moor' s Wes Moore is a true story about two different boys, they are called Wes Moore. The author shares his story about how he grew up and the way he led his participation in Johns Hopkins University. The author also wrote a story about the way to other drugs of Wes Mua, and it has been imprisoned for killing police officers now. Wes Moores lost their lives when they were very young They all grew up in Baltimore, but one of them was very successful, but others did not succeed. Each chapter has a short story about each Wess, so this book is very interesting. Interestingly, as the book continued, their lives were divided. It also makes it easy to compare and contrast Weses' life and way. I like this book very much, I think that it seemingly small decisions change completely, giving us a deep understanding of how we can shape people's lives and the future.

When reading "Other Wes Moore" by Wes Moore, many readers will know why Vice said: "The cold truth is that his story may be my story, tragedy is me The story of it may be his story. "(Introduction of Mol). Wess is saying here that the life of Wes Moore is very similar, they have the same name, they live in Baltimore and have a similar history. - The Other Wes Moore is a book about two children who share the expectations of one or more people. They have the same name, grew up in the same community, spent a difficult childhood, no father, and the list continues. Though they may be the same in many respects, their growth is completely different. One day, the author was reading a newspaper featuring him, and he found an article about the planned jewelry store robbery.

As the reader of his most popular book, The Other Wes Moore, Wes Moore is a single mother suffering from childhood. He told Jeremy Hobson of Here & Now, "I was academically and disciplined when I was 8 and 9 years old ... When I was 11 years old, I first felt handcuffs on my wrist "Just before the first shot, I was convinced that this experience was ready. The idea of ​​being shot was not new to me; in fact, I've been expecting it for years. As soon as I remember, I rubbed my neck like a guillotine blade and felt the possibility of death. When I was a child of Baltimore and the Bronx, during the height of the murder of the so-called crack era, I had to lie down on the bed for several nights and heard a low caliber gun somewhere outside the window. I wonder who is pulling the trigger and trying to get rid of the speeding bullets; I am worried someday if I'm running out of guns or keeping it