Children of Eden, Joey Graceffa: In Children of Eden by Joey Graceffa, Rowan the main character mattered the most to me in a positive way, because she was so strong even when her father didn’t like her and she was an outcast. She was never permitted to leave her house, wasn’t supposed to be alive, and she had never been able to see the outside world beyond her house, which never felt like home to her anyway, living in the walls and hiding away for her whole life as a teenager. She stayed hopeful, wishing for a chance to be like her brother, who experienced everything she could ever hope for in her life, like a crush. And even when she was confused about her feelings for a boy named Lachlan and her brother’s crush, Lark, she nevertheless carried on trying to save her brother and help all the second children who were just like her, the second child born, never supposed to be alive.…show more content… The whole time, his parents were conclusive about disagreeing to buy him a dog, because of the need to save money, but despite his parents decision, he was inveterate about having his own coon dog, and he ended up with two, because he was determined to achieve his goal, and he earned every bit of it himself and was not selfish even when they died. He was determined to earn the money for his dogs, to take care of his dogs, to own two coon dogs, and even to cut down the big tree for his dogs. Billy Colman showed determination throughout the story, even if it was a small
