The Journey Is Almost Over...

In my book They Poured Fire on Us form the Sky the Lost Boys journey through Sudan was rough, but at the end their life got better.
Throughout the Bridge Program we had lost some allies during out our journey, but now we are close to the finish line. Tell us how your journey was through the program? From Beginning to Now.

Compatibility (Aaron's Question)

In the books that we have been reading its easy to notice the personalities of the characters. Based on the personality of your character, do you think you could work with the characters from your book in real life? If you could work with them, in what ways do you see yourself being compatible? If you can't be compatible explain why.

Cornells Question

Is there any character in your book that you feel needs to mature or develope in some form?  Discuss how they act now and how the changes will afffect them

(Cesar) Questions ???

These are some of the questions that I could think of when I am reading my book "Lost In Place". Towards the end of my book Mark quit his kung-Fu class and started sloping around his house with nothing to do. Because he just quit his pursuit for kung-Fu I lost hope in him after that.
 At the end of the book, do you feel hope for your characters?
Are any of the events in the book relevant to your own life when you lose and gain hope?

Liking your book

Are you happy with the book that you have chosen to read in Bridge? If yes, please explain why. Is it the voice? Is it the diction?  Or is it the content? If you do not like the book please explain why. Do the other books sound more interesting? Also, if you could meet the author of your book, what would you ask or say to them and why? Would you consider reading another one of your authors books? Explain your answer. 

The Advise (Katherines Question)

Each character has a unique story with different ways of telling it. If you were there in the story with your character what advice would you give them to help them or just encourage them to do what is best for them? What advise has someone given you to make you want to keep fighting for what you believe in

Background

In the book I am reading, They Poured Fire on Us From the Sky, the boys traveled from a third world country to America. In your book, how does where your character(s) grew up somewhat shape who he/she/they became? Is it written all over the character(s) face or is the character kind of a black sheep in where he/she/they came from?