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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Olean High School - English 9
As we begin our first novel unit, I'd like to hear from you about your reading habits. What do you find most interesting to read? Why? Do you have any favorites? Share them here!
When I was around 14 years old, I read the book Go Ask Alice. It is a book about a young girl's journal entries as she battled teen pressures and drug/alcohol abuse. I found it fascinating because it was in her own words. The ending is surprising. I highly recommend this book! Mrs. Welch
When I was about 14 years old, I read a book called Go Ask Alice. It is a teenage girl's diary entries in her own words. I found it fascinating to read her thoughts about the pressures she was facing, as well as her struggle with alcohol and drugs. The ending was a surprise as well. I highly recommend it! Mrs. Welch
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When I was around 14 years old, I read the book Go Ask Alice. It is a book about a young girl's journal entries as she battled teen pressures and drug/alcohol abuse. I found it fascinating because it was in her own words. The ending is surprising. I highly recommend this book! Mrs. Welch
When I was about 14 years old, I read a book called Go Ask Alice. It is a teenage girl's diary entries in her own words. I found it fascinating to read her thoughts about the pressures she was facing, as well as her struggle with alcohol and drugs. The ending was a surprise as well. I highly recommend it! Mrs. Welch
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