Windows by Caroline Kreidberg. The start of this story left my realizing that this world focuses mostly on things that don’t really even matter. Yeah it may be interesting and fun and we can still read about things like celebrities and singers in magazines but what’s really more important than that? People who are actually making a difference. If someone were to look on covers of magazines they see celebrities and them getting a divorce or what not. That’s really not any of our business but it is drama which is fun to read but what about those who save lives? Caroline talks about how there could be a window with Hannah Montana in t and people would run right over there while the second window has a bunch of doctors working and saving lives. Also how it influences kids and what they want to grow up and be. She goes on to say, “Parents should be responsible for helping their next of kin in choosing which windows they look into.” How if more kids wanted to be famous like Hannah Montana and not want to be doctors or firemen. How our population would decrease. She gave the example, “You are enjoying your nut sundaes, when all of a sudden your brother topples over gasping for air. His face is red as an apple and his knuckles are white as snow. You’re more scared than ever before. You have no idea what to do. Then, your brother gives one last gasp and goes rigid. He’s dead.” He could have been given an epi-pen but there are no doctors to prescribe them. We inspire our children to be worth something in life.