Another classic book worth reading is A Farewell to Arms, written by Ernest Hemingway. This fiction novel takes place during World War I. It follows Frederic Henry, a volunteer ambulance driver in France. During his service, he meets a nurse named Catherine Barkley, and the two quickly fall in love. One day, Frederic is called to the front lines, where his crew is struck by a mortar blast, leaving him severely injured. He is taken to the hospital where Catherine works, and the story follows their experiences of love amid the horrors of war, ultimately leading to a tragic unexpected ending.

The writing style brings out vivid imagery and emotional depth, making readers feel as though they are witnessing events firsthand. Hemingway often wrote from personal experience; he himself served as a volunteer ambulance driver during World War I, which adds authenticity and life to the story.
“I thought the book was very good, the way it was written made it seem like I was there. And the ending was very sad,” said Senior Sebastian Soto