HELLO, MY NAME IS SCRAMBLED EGG
By Jamie Gilson
The novel “Hello, my name is Scrambled Egg”
tells a story about daily life of a kid named Tuan Nguyen and his family from
Vietnam that moved to Harvey’s family in America. In this story contains of two
main characters and there are Tuan Nguyen the Vietnamese and Harvey Trumble the
American. Their daily activity after Nguyen existed in America was studying in
a school. Harvey had to bring him to the school every day and helped Nguyen how
to speak English better. They became good friends because they always together
all the time.
Mostly in
this story tells about Harvey and Tuan Nguyen that always made jokes all the
time. What I enjoyed about the novel is when Harvey would teach Nguyen about
English on computer. Another parts that I like are when Nguyen thought that
hairdryer was a gun and he also thought that hotdog is really made of dogs.
Author of
this novel wants to show readers about friendship between two different country
and different culture and how both Tuan Nguyen and Harvey do their daily
activity and spend their time together. The package of this novel is nice and I
like that. It is colorful, interesting and good-looking. The language that the
author used is good and the story also flows slowly and easy to understand.
This story
reminds me to my father. He sometimes does something useless and little strange
which makes me and my mom laugh. He said that it was an awful coffee after he thought
he drank a cup of coffee but it is not coffee. Instead he drank a cup of herbal
medicine which has strong bitter taste. Something simple like that makes me and
mom laugh almost every day. Thus, the novel is interesting to be read generally
for people who love funny story. And it is not only that, but the novel also
shares readers about different culture and how to make a good relationship with
someone new, moreover refugees.






