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Description
Hurry Home by Jessie Ann Foley
Plot Summary:
Hurry Home follows the story of Finn, a seventeen-year-old boy whose life takes a dramatic turn when his mother is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Finn’s family is thrown into turmoil as they navigate the challenges of her illness, leading him to question everything about his life, including his identity and his relationships with his father and younger brother. As Finn grapples with loss, duty, and the conflicting emotions of growing up, he learns many important things about family, love, and forgiveness.
Main Characters:
Finn: The protagonist faces his mother’s illness, as well as dynamics within his home.
Finn’s Mother: The sacrificial but ill matriarch of the family who’s diagnosis is blown into a tidal wave, uprooting everyone in its path.
Finn’s Father: An officer who is himself undergoing some trial and finds it difficult to rally support for his family.
Finn’s Younger Brother: Is a symbol of innocence and a need for protection in the midst of his family mess.
Themes:
The themes the book has touched include loss, nature of family and adulthood. The book has investigated the intrigues of love, considering the case that loss is an inevitability while inter-personal communication and understanding within the family.
Setting:
The contemporary suburbia that unfolds develops a relatable backdrop for Finn’s journey and everyday family strife.
Tone and Style:
At times poignant and heartfelt, the book balances humor with deeper emotional challenges. In every way, the style of writing by Foley draws the reader into Finn’s internal struggles and growth.
Significance:
This song, Hurry Home, is a true to life presentation of the journey a family goes through because of illness and how it reflects its effects on every member of that family. It reveals complexities in human emotions and has strength well placed within because of facing adversity together.
This short presentation captures the summary of Hurry Home in explicating all its key elements and themes.
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