Review: Reach Out and Be Friends!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2013
Sarah's Dilemma is about the extra challenges disabled people have to encounter. The book begins with the group seeing a play to write a review. When they arrived at the theater, Sarah is condemned and looked down on because they don't have any accessible to wheelchairs. They had to pick up her wheelchair in order to get her over some steps. Eventually they made it inside to the show and Sarah had to sit at the end of the rows. And to make matters worse, a guy who was drinking was sitting in their row had to get up. When he got up he hit his toe on her wheelchair and yelled at her for having it in the middle of the section. He told her to get up and sit in a seat and not to take up the space. The group decided to pretend to have disabilities where they could report their findings.I loved that despite all the problems Sarah faced in her wheelchair, she always kept a wonderful attitude and a cheerful spirit. I also love the faith Sarah displayed throughout the series and how she didn't get pressured to be like everyone else. I also liked how the book took on her fears of being seventeen and never being on a date. She believed that guys wouldn't ever take a chance to get to know her even if she is in a wheelchair. I immeasurably benefited from learning about some of the different things that disable people face every single day with all of the prejudice. I especially liked the advice that her mother gave her on finding her future spouse. Her mother said God has the very best for her and He has someone handpicked for her spouse. This reminded me that God has a mate handpicked by God for me too!"I received this ebook for free from Litfuse Publicity Group for this review".