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4. He must go to a church that needs a congregation

5. He must buys Christmas lights for a poor family.

6. He must go to fix his own friends lifes.

Style

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Hillias J. Martin complemented Zusak's characters styling and conversations are believably unpretentious well conceived, and appropriately raw.[1]

Major Theme

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Hillias J. Martin complemented Zusak's characters styling and conversations are believably unpretentious well conceived, and appropriately raw.[1]

Character

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Hillias J. Martin described the character Ed Kennedy as being a nineteen year old who has nothing in life to really be proud of due to the death of his dad from alcoholism, and low amount of success in life.[1]

Plot

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Hillias J. Martin said that the plot of I Am the Messenger is mostly about Ed embarking on a series of missions as random as a toss of a dice, and also added that it was daredevil ling, yet sometimes heartwarmingly safe.[1] Kliatt tells us that Ed Kennedy must go to a house where a husband comes home drunk every night and rapes his wife; to a home where a sweet if senile old woman is lonely and missing her dead husband; to the aid of a teenage runner who lacks confidence; to a church that needs a congregation. And in the end Ed is even sent to fix his friends’ lives.[2]

Reception

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Hillias J. Martin said that the plot of I Am the Messenger is mostly about Ed embarking on a series of missions as random as a toss of a dice.[1] And also added that it was daredevil ling, yet sometimes heartwarmingly safe.[1] Kliatt tells us that Ed Kennedy must go to a house where a husband comes home drunk every night and rapes his wife; to a home where a sweet if senile old woman is lonely and missing her dead husband; to the aid of a teenage runner who lacks confidence; to a church that needs a congregation. And in the end Ed is even sent to fix his friends’ lives.[2]

  1. ^ a b c d e f Martin, Hillias. "Zusak, Markus. I Am the Messenger". School Library Journal. Retrieved 26 February 2013.
  2. ^ a b Purucker, Mary. "Zusak, Markus. I am the messenger". MLA 7th Edition. Retrieved 14 February 2013. Cite error: The named reference "Kliatt" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).