BR13: Jump!

I read this book. I will talk about this story. Logan does skydiving for the first time but he is afraid very much. Logan asks his instructor how high up. He answers that a long way up. The plane bumps and drops as it is moved about by the wind. Except for him, there is the person who is coming to carry out skydiving. His name is Kyle. He is blind so he isn’t afraid it. Logan looks out of the window. He asks his instructor what happens if we have a problem up here. He answers that we are no problem. Logan also asks him what if my parachute doesn’t open. Kyle laughs. And he says that you are safe. Suddenly, it is time to jump. Kyle and his instructor jump in the sky. They are successful. Next, it is the turn of Logan. He takes a deep breath. Logan and his instructor jump out of the plane. Then, there is big problem. The parachute doesn’t open. He is very afraid. Then, his instructor pulls another cord. They are successful! He is very excited and happy. He and Kelley do a high touch.

This story is interesting because I understand the feeling of Logan. If I am him, I am also afraid of the first skydiving. I have to have courage. But, I will fill with uneasiness. I want to do skydiving. I like challenging anything. I am interested in skydiving. It will be very pleasant. And I will have a sense of accomplishment. I am inquisitive. I will do skydiving someday. I want to go to foreign country to do it. I’m also interested in bungee jump. It is very active. I want to carry out it once. But, I think that bungee jump is more dreadful than skydiving. Because, the foundations of bungee jump are one rope. It is natural that everyone is afraid. And, it is very high. An acrophobia person will be absolutely impossible.

Millett, Peter. (2007). Jump! Thomson Learning Australia.

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