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Kelly LarsonThe Glass Castle Book ReviewThe Glass Castle, written by Jeannette Walls, is a fiction, memoir, usually recommended for young adults. Its ground on a true story, from the viewpoint of a young girl about the struggles of her childhood. Just like the agree Half Broke Horse, it describes the hardships they faced as children, and how they beat the odds of following in their parents footsteps knowing that just because they had a bad childhood, didnt mean they were going to have a bad life.The book starts off displaying that the parents show little interest in their kids safety and exposure to the world. They moved from t give to town for as long as their Dad could hold a job. They lived anywhere from the dessert grounds, to abandon houses, and when they were really desperate, the Grandparents house. Their dad was a brilliant man who taught them everything from physics, math, and astronomy, to capturing their imagination and teaching them to live without fear. But, from his o wn childhood experiences, he had become an alcoholic and was hardly ever home. When they moved on ...