wished you loved me

I'm not overly familiar with this specific book, but generally, an adoption story book can be really heartwarming. It may detail the journey of how a family was formed through adoption, including the process of longing for a child and finally having that wish fulfilled. 'I Wished for You' might have some unique elements in its narrative that set it apart from other adoption stories.

Oh, definitely! There are many fictional universes that seem so much more exciting and full of possibilities than our own. For example, the universe of 'Star Wars' with its space adventures and cool technologies.

Love and family are likely main themes. Adoption is about creating a family through love, not just biology.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read the novel. But usually in a novel with such a title, there would be a character who harbors the 'wished you were dead' feeling towards another character. So there would be at least two main characters in this kind of conflict - ridden plot.

The main theme could be about complex relationships. It might explore themes like hatred, revenge or the extreme emotions that lead a character to wish someone dead.

One possible 'no one loved me' novel could be 'The Catcher in the Rye'. The protagonist Holden Caulfield often feels alienated and as if he doesn't belong, which can give the sense that no one really loves him in the way he needs. He struggles with relationships and his place in the world.

I loved my dog, Max. He was a golden retriever. Max was always by my side, whether I was happy or sad. He loved going for walks in the park, chasing squirrels. His wagging tail was like a signal of pure joy. When I came home from a long day, he would be the first one to greet me at the door, jumping up and down. He was not just a pet but a member of my family. Sadly, he passed away last year, but the memories of the time we spent together will always be precious.

It could lead to all kinds of interesting plot twists. Maybe they come back stronger or with new abilities.

Sure! There are many stories that feature this concept. It often involves some kind of supernatural or magical element that grants the wish to bring the son back to life. Different stories handle it in different ways, but the basic idea is present in quite a few.

Hard to say exactly. Maybe she got a taste of the delinquent life and realized it wasn't all she thought it would be. Or perhaps she ended up finding a better path. The possibilities are endless!