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Room, By Emma Donoghue
Would you be able to handle not seeing the outside world for five years? In this story, Room written by Emma Donoghue a mother got kidnapped when she was getting out of her car when she was leaving her college campus. She was put in a room , ended up pregnant and giving birth to a baby boy, which now in the book is five years old. Throughout the story she describes the living conditions and follows to tell you the drastic things they do throughout the story when they finally choose to try escape their kidnapper. Josh, the five year old boy, is shown how he's is growing up living with only his mother and only knowing that small room he is being captive in and a TV that only shows one show. Josh has never had human interaction other than his

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