Sam I Am review by RC
Sam I Am
by Ilene Cooper
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Faith-based

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Age at time of review - 10
Reviewer's Location - Eastchester, NY, United States
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In this book, a boy named Sam has a very diverse family. His dad is Jewish. His mom is Christian. His grandmas are very religious, and don't appreciate the other religion. Sam is very confused about his religion, and trys to talk to God. He doesn't get the answers he expected. Then Sam's class starts learning about the Holocaust, which greatly upsets him. Meanwhile, Sam is acting like any other teenage boy. He is fantasizing about going out with a girl (he eventually gets his dream), who everyone else thinks is snobby.

Opinion: 

This book was all right. I liked it because I can relate to Sam because my household has two different religions in it, and I think that other people could also relate to Sam in this way. The book had faults though. There were parts where it could have ended, and I would have been pleased. It just seemed to keep going on and on.

 

Rating:
3
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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