Books to Borrow Roaring Spring Community Library Recommends

In the book Blind Side, a homeless teenager is taken in by a married couple who see him on the side of the road and give him a place to live.

He develops a close bond with them while he is with them, and when he starts going to a luxury event where many white Americans attend, he only has a few pairs of clothes.

Although he doesn’t have the best grades in the world and is only beginning to play football, security is his top priority.

As a result of his adoptive parents taking advantage of this, he excels in soccer.

An amazing book called The Blind Side tells the story of a young man who will one day be among the highest-paid players in the National Football League and who has a remarkable life story.

When we read that Michael’s mother is a crack addict, he is 13 years old.

At that time, he is unaware of his real name, his father, his birthday, or any other information that a child of that age should be aware of.

After that, Michael starts playing football, enrolls in school, and is picked up from the street and brought home by a family.

A homeless African American kid named Michael is the subject of Michael Lewis’ inspirational book The Blind Side, which is based on actual events.

Michael has been cared for by Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy. The devoted couple is exerting every effort to secure Michael’s success.

After he discovered his interest in football, the Tuohys encouraged him pursue it, and soon Michael and his devoted family had been admitted into one of the best collegiate teams.

This story has a lot of depth, and I find it to be really moving. There is a larger warning included there that states that you will be attacked by everything.

You can get past that because anything is attainable. The fundamental theme of The Blind Side is that appearance shouldn’t be used as a criterion for judgment, as the story’s turning point was the discovery that the protagonist was exceptionally skilled in a particular area.