BOOK CLUB RESPONSES

1. In the book "In the Country We Love; My Family Divided" Diane Guerrero talks about her tragic story of coming home from school in America to find her family has been deported back to Colombia. I haven't gotten the book yet, but from what i've heard from my classmates, this book seems very deep and emotional. I think I will enjoy reading Guerrero's story and struggles growing up without guidance and help from the people she loved most. I think this book will talk about her struggles growing up without a family and what others did for her to help her succeed. I also think it will be about her acting career and how she got into it and what pushed her to keep going with that career choice.

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