I'm absolutely loving this book right now! It was the dullest thing I had ever read in the beginning, more boring than the dictionary. Yes, I read the dictionary, but not NEAR as much as I used to! Anyway, I couldn't put it down on friday! I read like 50 pages of it in just half an hour! It's that good. I'm extremely picky about what I read, but I really like it so far!
I'm particulary fond of Arthur Radley right now. It was very kind and gentleman-like of him to do what he did for Scout. How far are you guys? I'm going to read it some more, so buh-bye until then! Mwuhaha! =]
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haha.
Well i guess the book will get more interesting for me once i leave chapter four!! lol
but uh, i have always liked the Radleys!! They seem like they are just regular people who are frowned upon for just being different. That makes me so sad to know that people are still like that in the world. I hope someday taht these things will change, i hate to see them still going on, especially things like racism!
i feel really behind on reading, because i'm chapters behind everyone.
i'm just getting so caught up in reading my other book, that i can't really concentrate on this one.
but eveyone seems to be making it out to be a really good book.
so i'm exicted to get reading :]
omg. I still don't get it.
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i wanna cry now
Tee-hee. I'm on chapter 9 and counting. ^-^ Nathan Radley seems like a grouch and I'm betting that Boo (Arthur) is just a mentally challenged boy or a juvenile deliquent. It's sad that people are afraid of him because of that. He doesn't need to be locked up, he needs some help! I think its cool that Jem wants to get Boo out (if not for the right reasons always, its still cool). But yeah, my favorite character is definitely Dill. He's fearless and funny. I love how he "forgets" that he's "engaged" to Scout. ^-^
I read the dictionary sometimes, and I actually thought it was pretty interesting. It depends on what you look up. I looked up my nickname,and it was very intriguing. (big word.)
I think its weird how the author uses Dill to represent her best friend when she was little. It would be kind of funny, but I think it would be a little weird if my best friend wrote a book about us being engaged. They never did get married, did they?
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