“This book takes place in a garbage dump in Behala and is about a boy called Raphael who finds a sack. People used to say to him that there is nothing important in the trash. One day, he found something. Soon, the police come looking for the sack and offer a big reward. Raphael, his friend Gardo and another boy named Rat hide the sack even when interogated by the police. I think the main idea or the theme is that everyone has a purpose in life. This book was very believable and at times confusing. It was not predictable at all and took very sharp turns that you could never guess. I would give it a 9 out of ten because it was a great book and also sad, but not a full 10 because I sometimes got bored while reading the book. "With the right key, you can bust the door wide open. Because nobody's going to open it for you." Andy Mulligan.”
Michael Thuo wrote this review Wednesday, January 9, 2013.
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