I sat on the
i was sitting
take her away
who?
Despite this, she did not give in and ultimately saved her friend
by helping her cross the country into Sweden while risking her own life.
despite this traumatizing event, (or something to replace this)
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how did this change your world? you say
This book has changed how I see the world
today
yet you the only things you mention about impact of the book on you are:
to never give up.
and
not
everyone in this world has the opportunities and the benefits that I have and
therefore I try to value everything that I have.
while the first one is legitimate (you need to elaborate a bit more), the second one is something you should've learned a long time ago. Basically, you were saying that because what other people don't have what you have, you will value more what you have...which not only lacks support, but is a trite discovery.
When you see someone poor, your reaction might be: o, i'll start to value my money. But if you put that in an essay, you will sound selfish.
I suggest that you focus on 1 thing you learned, and actually use your personal experience to back it up. this essay focuses wayy to much on the book and not you. The admin wants to see who you are and how the book changed your world or your perception, not the book itself. THerefore, spend 1 paragraph talking about the book, then add how you were impacted and the events of your life.