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A Time to Die

A Time to Die

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: It Brought a Tear to my Eye
Review: A Time to Die has to be my favourite book in the OWL series. Kara and Vince's struggle to live is very inspiring and I admire them both for their courage and determination. Because I, along with my brother, am a victim of CF, I was glad to see someone trying to make the world more aware of this disease. I could really relate to Kara and Vince and found their thoughts and feeling about their disease to be similar to my own. This book is very well written with interesting characters and plot twists. This book brought a definite tear to my eye.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: a time to die
Review: hi my name is amber and im 18 years old and i have c.f to so i love this book so much it was so good it said a lot about what im going thuow with my c.f to but i love this book so much.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A girl tries to cope with the fact that she has CF.
Review: I loved the book and I think the world should be more aware of the disease CF. Since I have the disease myself I think its a really great way people can find out about it. Since CF is an uncurable disease I thinks its a good way for the world to find out about the disease and donate to the cause.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A Great Book!
Review: I really enjoyed Lurlene McDaniel's novel, A time to die. It was not a tremendously long book, but it still captured the emotiond of all the characters. All of Lurlene McDaniel's books are very sad and sometimes difficult to read because of this. But, at the same time, she incorporates happy, heart-warming bits of information that sort of turn the mood around. This novel is about a 16-year-old girl named Kara who has been diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis. The story shows her struggle to stay alive and it tells about her relationships with her 4 best friends; Eric, Christy, Elyse, and Vince, who is also a C.F. patient. I recommend this book to middle-schoolers and up because some of the emotions and concepts may be a bit difficult for younger children to understand. This book really touched my heart and I suggest that you buy it if you're in need of a good laugh, cry, or both.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An Excellent Book
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It was different than the some other the other books by McDaniel by it doesn't deal with cancer. Kara has CF, a fatal disease, and all she wants is to have a happy healthy school year. She meets the cute brother of her physical therepist and wants him to like her and not get turned off by her CF. But her health takes a bad turn and it seems like she might not get everything she wishes for..........

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An Excellent Book
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It was different than the some other the other books by McDaniel by it doesn't deal with cancer. Kara has CF, a fatal disease, and all she wants is to have a happy healthy school year. She meets the cute brother of her physical therepist and wants him to like her and not get turned off by her CF. But her health takes a bad turn and it seems like she might not get everything she wishes for..........

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: My Review
Review: I really liked this book.I couldn't stop reading it.I realized how much I take life for granted.It is really sad to think about how much we take everything for granted.This book helped me.I really think it can help others be more appreciative.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This book makes you realize how precious life really is
Review: Lurlene McDaniels is an incredible author and this is definently one of her best works. Sometimes in life, bad things happen, and they are very scary, but this book shows that you must face the truth, and remember that for everyone, there is a time to live, and a time to die.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A Story of Friendship and Death
Review: Of all of the Lurlene McDanilel books that I have read, which is almost all of them, this is my personal favorite. The book focuses on the life of a sixteen year old girl, Kara. She was diagnosed with C.F. when she was a young girl. She has had an on going friendship with a guy a few years older then her for a long time. He is one of her dearest friends. His name is Vince. He also has C.F. Durning the book she starts a relationship with her doctor's younger brother, Eric. Eric and Vince do not get a long, but for Kara's sake they try too. When Kara's C.F. starts to take serve effects on her, she is hospitalized. As a result to the serveness of the disease, she dies very young. This is a very compelling book that I would recommend to anyone. Just remember to have a kleenex box within reach.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is a book full of drama.
Review: ONE LAST WISH-A TIME TO DIE-Lurlene McDaniel Bantam Books 1992 PP. 154

Kara fisher is 16 and dying. Her incurable illness is Cystic Fibrosis. Ever since she was 3 years old, she has been treated daily so that she can simply breathe without drowning in her own mucus. Her friend Vince, who also has this deadly decease, and her new found love in Eric has given her the strength to hold on to life once more, but will she be able to use pure will power to fight off death again? Beautifully written, A Time to Die, shows the emotions of a young girl learning to accept death, and how her friends and family deal with her failing health and unfair death. Lurlene McDaniel truly has captured the emotions of her characters and shown their strengths and weaknesses.

Drama Reviewed by Laura Wedell


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