middle school book report: nightb-word // Amna Azhar
Mrs. Holly, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee don’t complain to mom about me reading this book but it is really good and you will agree once you read it too. It is called Nightb-word. I don’t know if I can write that word
middle school book report: No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre
So I had to read this weird book (or actually I guess its a play but we didn’t get to see it or act it out or anything so it might as well just be a book). Its called No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre. My teacher says its French, but I don’t read French and I could read it, so its definately English.
middle school Book Report: Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus // Aaron D. Fried
I love this book! It was very inspirational. Any time you can read a how-to guide on creating a monster, you have to do it. And I’m excited to try it out! The only difficulty is figuring out who I should use. I thought about my little sister, but after I’m done transforming her into a monster, no one would be able to tell the difference.
Terrible Pitch: Gatorade for Babies // Andy Clark
Picture it. There’s a little kiddie pool full of Gatorade. What flavor? Whatever one you’re thinking. Inside the pool? Half a dozen babies. We’ve got babies in goggles, babies with water wings, one of them is playing the electric guitar - she’s the cool baby. Samuel Jackson does a voice-over.
middle school book report: The Grapes of Rath by Jon Stineback by Trevor Johnston-Piper // Pat Morris
This 4th grade book report is supposed to be at least 500 words. I couldn’t right only 500 words about the Grapes of Rath if I tried!! That's how good this book is Mrs. Weinburger. Mrs. Delores Susan Weinburger. Are you ready? Here we go!
terrible pitch: Bone-In Hot Dogs // Seth Allen
Close your eyes: imagine you are hosting the perfect barbecue. Feel the warm sun, now the cool breeze. Everyone is here, it’s the perfect blend of friends, enemies, and potential lovers.
middle school book report: The Five Useless Love Languages // Jillian Van Hefty
“Quality time” means being pressured into spending your day with someone when you would rather do more important stuff alone. A good example of this is cruise ship commercials.