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Nothing MAG
October 4, 2010
“Nothing,” a fiction piece written by Emily Kurtz, was instantly gripping. I could feel empathy with the main character, who calls himself “nothing.” I think we can all relate to this character in our own experiences. I'm sure we've all had a “nothing” day where we were excluded or we didn't have anyone to talk to. I really enjoyed this story and thought that the author conveyed her message and the feelings very well.
© Olivia E., Alto, MI
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