LitPick Review
Evan Falcon had it all in his small town, a best friend, a rich family, and everyone knew him. When he found out that he had to move to a big city hours away he was crushed. At the time, Evan was 17 and still didn't have his license. The first day at his new school didn't go well. He had trouble making friends, and only one person accepted him. His new friend wasn't smart, fun, or popular. He was a bad influence on Evan, but Evan just wanted a friend. After being at the new school for a while, he got a girlfriend who he treated really well. He would do anything for her. Things started getting tense at home, and everything fell apart for Evan. At the end, he keeps his head up and looks forward to a bright future.
Opinion:
The writing in this book was very strong and powerful. I could picture everything that was written in Urban Falcon. It was interesting and exciting. I had trouble setting the book down at times because it always left me wanting more. I liked the ending because it was positive and had a meaning. The overall meaning to this book would be that you shouldn't let one thing get you down. Life gets better, you just have to keep moving forward.
