The Children Act By Anan Mcewan Analysis

Fiona Maye is a well-respected High Court judge and works with family law. She is 59 years old without children and have been married to her husband Jack for 35 years. Fiona lives in London and have a society life with dinner parties, entertainments and concerts with her at the piano. Her life takes a drastic turn when Jack tells her about an affair he are going to have with another woman. Chocked by his honesty, she hides in work and forbidding herself to feel. Fiona have often cases who have different religions and beliefs. But one day she receives an urgent cases on her desk, and it have to be solved in one day. The case is about a 17 year old boy Adam, who has leukaemia. He and his parents refuse to accept a blood transfusion from the hospital,
• “She was wrenching the girls away from a warmly secure and familiar environment, disciplined but tingency, whose identity was clear, its methods proven through the generations, and whose members were generally sumerist world outside- a world that mocked the spiritual life and whose mass culture denigrated girls and women”, p12 in The children act by Ian McEwan. This is small part of Adams poem on p180 in The Children Act by Ian McEwan. • “I took my wooden cross and dragged it by the stream. I was young and foolish and troubled by a dream. That penitence was folly and burdens were for fools. But I’d been told on Sundays to life by the rules” 6.About me I love to read books it’s a pleasure for my mind, especially when I get a book in my hand and I can’t stop reading it, often its crime stories. Now days I can’t read so much because the school and the children take most of my time. Of course I reads for my kids and they thinks it’s funny to go the library. We have all sorts of books at home but I think they only collects dust right now. My family have always read but I started late, I probably hadn’t got the right books for