The Note by Angela Elwell HuntMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
I was in a ship already when I got to the climax of this book. I was with my father during that time, and with a figurine called St. Uriel - my brother's angel. We were headed home and all fast crafts were in crap-mode and hence I had the chance to finish the book right there.
In The Note, an airplane crashed and a note was left signed 'Dad'. In my head I imagined what would my father do if we'd face the same terror in that ship. Would he write a note too? Nah, I bet he'd try to save me knowing I can't swim. He'll forget Uriel and fight for both our lives.
T- I love you. All is forgiven. Dad.
That was what the note said. I began thinking, if I would be given a chance to write a last note, what would be in it? I guess I'll write to my mother. I'll tell her that I'm fine. I'm fine, I love you. Perhaps I'd really write that had the ship sank.
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