Crazy for the Storm Reading so far.

So far I am on chapter two of my book, and I am enjoying the book. I would recommend the book to anyone so far that is looking for a good read. So far the character in my book has introduced a little bit about himself, and the story started to become eventful when the plane the boy is on starts to crash, but when the second chapter of the book starts it goes to an earlier point in time and leaves the reader craving for more details on the airplane crash. When it switches to a different time, it reveals information about the boys parents, and it especially tells of his father. His father always motivates him to do things; such as skiing, hockey, surfing. The book describes how the boy's father goes to secret surf spots while getting an oven for the boy's grandmother.

My thoughts:
    I think that the boy's father is very dangerous, and I think he is also somewhat of a good parent because he pushes his child to be successful. The boy's father has trained him to be a skiing champion, and takes him wherever he needs to go to further himself. Some people's father's do not take them to such outings, and do not push them to be successful. So in a way I believe that the father's recklessness is good, but there are also bad points to that. Doing dangerous stunts could lead to disaster, but if the father is reasonable with his recklessness he can develop the boy into a very successful person.