The book was written and the first book of Krista Van Dolzer who is a stay-home-mom at day time and children’s writer and the evening. I still keep finding the exact words to define the connection of title in the story. Upon reading the full story the title depicts the meaning of the story.
In my perspective, the story revolves on the essence of life, the worth of having someone important in your life that gives a big impact on changing yourself to a better person. It is the importance of appreciating things and no matter how bad the situation there’s always a person who understands and gives you unlimited of chances.
Krista’s idea of the story is very distinct and magnificent. She also based her story and get inspired to some studies and history just like from her character story of Dr. Frank’s experiment. She mentioned that multiple scientists were studying the chemical structure of DNA and the anti-Japanese issues that existed in World War II were real.
I could say this book really entertained me. The thing I liked about fiction books is they always give me something to look forward every chapter. This book was like a children’s book and there were lots of good moral character that adults can read and think it over.
It is the story of young girl who got involved with her mother and aunts believe that this scientist can bring her cousin back to life. Turns out the chemical structure was successful but it was a different person. A Japanese guy that will turn their life and will open some answers to the questions that keep bothering them for a long time. In the end, the story still implies that life has to end but the good things will be forever remembered.
I enjoy the part where Takuma’s finally meeting his end. It’s really something we can’t control whether it’s fictitious or not. The hardest thing is to know that the person we love will need to go soon. We keep on telling that we have lots of things to do together and stuff we need to let them know but sometimes we missed those times when we know it’s the chance to let them know. They always say “People will come and go”. So what I learned from this book always be open minded and show love to everyone and let them know.
I love to recommend this book to all young and adults will really give you a heartwarming story and a taste of scientific history and the purpose of life and everything. I hope you will enjoy too!