Summary of Lisbeth Zornig Andersen's Anger Is My Middle Name

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I have visited my grandparents, who live nearby in a red wooden house. Grandpa mostly just lies in bed since he broke his leg, although he gets up sometimes to take his three-wheel moped to the pub. I have never been in the attic, but I’m afraid of it.
#2 I like to lie down on the floor with Døtter and bury my nose in her stomach while I listen to the adults talking. The wood floor in the living room is shiny and greasy. From the floor, I can look up at the coffee table, which is covered with ashtrays and coffee cups.
#3 I was three years old when I was sent to an orphanage called Kastanjegården. The place looked like a nice old farm, and I was excited to live there with my brothers.
#4 After a few hours of being allowed to walk around on their own, it’s dinner time. I enjoy the food and am full and happy by the time the TV is turned on. I fall asleep at the dining table with my head on my arms.

Sujets

• General officer
• General
• Fiction

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 25 juillet 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 1
• EAN13: 9798822549005
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on Lisbeth Zornig Andersen's Anger Is My Middle Name
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I have visited my grandparents, who live nearby in a red wooden house. Grandpa mostly just lies in bed since he broke his leg, although he gets up sometimes to take his three-wheel moped to the pub. I have never been in the attic, but I’m afraid of it.

#2

I like to lie down on the floor with Døtter and bury my nose in her stomach while I listen to the adults talking. The wood floor in the living room is shiny and greasy. From the floor, I can look up at the coffee table, which is covered with ashtrays and coffee cups.

#3

I was three years old when I was sent to an orphanage called Kastanjegården. The place looked like a nice old farm, and I was excited to live there with my brothers.

#4

After a few hours of being allowed to walk around on their own, it’s dinner time. I enjoy the food and am full and happy by the time the TV is turned on. I fall asleep at the dining table with my head on my arms.

#5

When my mother had to leave the orphanage, I cried loudly. I wanted to go home with her, but I couldn’t today. I was told that children weren’t allowed to play with their own toys at the orphanage.

#6

The day of the adoption arrives. We’re going home to Mom and Dad, but Dad isn’t there. He’s at work. We’re taken to a man named Jan, who is going to be our new father.
Insights from Chapter 2