Blog For The Best We Could Do
Pages My favorite pages in the book are 70-90. On those we pages we learn a lot about how Bo was as a parent and about Thi’s childhood. In other parts of the book, we learned about Bo’s childhood which most likely influenced the way he parented his children. On page 73 you see Bo trying to protect his children by informing them about all of the bad things in the world that they should avoid. On that same page Thi mentions that Bo was not trying to scare his children, but inform them. He was not trying to be a bad parent, he was trying to do what he thought was best for his own children. On page 83 you then learn about a bad problem Bo had, drinking and driving. You get to see one of the many things that could have been traumatic for Thi growing up. Also, on the page right before, you are introduced to Thi’s thoughts about her father's home. She went as far to say that she saw her time at her dad's house was like “going to hell.” These pages are important because you learn...