Unbroken is a book that follows the heroic and tragic tale of Louis Zamperini; from when he was an Olympic runner to his time in the U.S. military as a bombardier. Laura Hillenbrand retells his riveting nonfiction tale. Throughout the book Hillenbrand vividly retold Louis life with many enrapturing photos and maps. Laura Hillenbrand expertly recounted the life of Louis Zamperini in this third person account. She wrote this book for an audience of people who are interested in the life of Louis Zamperini

An In-Depth Analysis of the Novel Unbroken The novel Unbroken, a biography written by Laura Hillenbrand, focused on the true life experiences of Olympic runner Louie Zamperini. Unbroken would later become a movie. Louie ran in the Olympics in 1936 before being drafted to war to fight the Japanese during World War II. Louie’s plane, the “Green Hornet,” crashed at sea. Only Louie, Phil, and Mac survived. After surviving on a life raft for forty-seven days, the Japanese captured Louie

The film Unbroken honors Louie Zamperini’s ability to persevere the utmost cruel situations. Unbroken was a fairly accurate representation of Louie Zamperini’s life and his survival during World War II, with only minor alterations such as timing. Overall, the director, Angelina Jolie, was not able to capture every detail accurately, yet the details altered only reinforced Louie Zamperini’s extraordinary story of resilience and perseverance. Angelina Jolie begins the film with Zamperini peeking

Unbroken is an exhilarating book. The journey continues with Louie Zamperini, an Olympic track athlete and soldier in the air force. Where he goes into battle and is as scared as a toddler on Halloween night. ☺ Louie’s plane went down. Louie and his friend, Captain Russell Allen Phillips survived on the raft for 47 days before getting captured by the Japanese. The way that Louie and Captain Phillips are able to find the will to survive is amazing. I believe that these symbols share the same traits

troublesome occurrences in life. In the book Unbroken, written by Laura Hillenbrand, the character Louis Zamperini deals with resilience by showing courage, and forgiveness. Often, different individuals are more prone to resilience not only by their forgiveness and their social surroundings but also their prior experiences, leading to the finding of peace. The ability to forgive can alter the way a person endures tribulation. For example, in Unbroken, Louis is able to extenuate his hatred toward

Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand is a compelling and powerful story of survival, resilience, and redemption. The book follows the life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic athlete turned World War II prisoner of war, as he endures unimaginable hardship and suffering, but ultimately triumphs over adversity. The book opens with Louis' childhood, providing crucial background information that helps the reader understand his personality and character. Louis grew up in Torrance, California, and was often getting

Unbroken "A moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory" (Louis Zamperini.) Unbroken is a story of a man named Louis Zamperini. When he was young, he was a trouble maker. Always making trouble. Later he started running due to him constantly escaping from trouble. He became a world record holder. He held many school records, mostly known for his 4 minuet 13 sec mile run. Louis made it to the Olympics in 1936, coming in 7th in the 5,000 meter race. Although he was 7th he caught the attention of Adolf

A book that inspired me was Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand. It wonderfully blends the lifestory of a Olympian turned bombardier. There are three primary themes in this book: resilience, survival and service. At the peak of his athletic career in 1940, Zamperini was forced to put his Olympic dreams on hold, as the 1940 Summer Olympics were cancelled due to the outbreak of World War II. Instead, he enlisted in the US Army Air Force in 1941. The willingness to put his own interests aside in a time of