Girl In A Coma

<strong><em>Coma</em></strong> interesting word. Sounds more like comma - not literally but metaphorically; not a full stop to </em><strong><em>life</em></strong> but a comma.</em></p><p><br></p><p>Imagine you're on a hospital bed apparently not alive to whatever is happening around you. However you can hear it experiencing everything and trying to talk to the people you love and the world outside. </p><p><br></p><p>The book is thoughtfully written by the author that crams a great deal of emotions like distress fear frustration as well as her hope for recovery. Throughout the journey the readers will feel the terror and agony that being in a coma brings especially for <strong>children</strong>. </p><p><br></p><p>It is an experience different for everyone. Depending on how deep it is some people can actually feel what is happening around them while others don't. A Girl in a Coma</em> is a series of events good and bad for a <strong>girl</strong> who is unconscious and helpless.</p><p> </p><p>The day of wetness came out of hands as it was a stormy thundering and flashing afternoon. <strong>Fire</strong> screams and pain went throughout the <strong>hospital</strong>. There were terrible and unbelievable hot burning flames of fire everywhere - everything is a twist and turn of a rollercoaster ride. </p><p><br></p><p>The girl lies in hospital. She can't speak move and eat anything. But she could hear and was well aware. Her parents try desperately to reach her. Until one day against hospital rules Dad brings Melisa her <strong>dog</strong> into the hospital. Can Melisa bring the girl back to life?</p><p> </p><p>The Girl in a Coma does not just focus on negative events. The author Sanvi Bhatt illustrates that positive things can come out of even the worst situations.</p>