God... I hate English Class...

[1pLUs44]

OKAY! I'm done! I finished my book report... It's only 3 pages, but I havent double spaced it yet

SO... I'm printing, stapling, and turning it in

[sluggish]

<-- read Moby Dick cover to cover for real and reported on it harsh.. got an A-

Pick something substantial and report honestly, you will do well.

Moby Dick, huh...

This seem more like your speed-

http://www.amazon.com/Duran-Neil-Gaiman/dp/0862762596

[Max]

OKAY! I'm done! I finished my book report... It's only 3 pages

There's always the, "my dog ate pages 4 and 5" excuse. 

[bongaroo]

AP English I wrote on every essay prompt given having only read two books to use.  The Poisionwood Bible and Cold Mountain.

If you read Cold Mountain you'll be able to answer most any essay prompt.

[CAP1]

Had to be atleast 500 pages long, only interesting one (and short one) I could find. 

I actually like it, shame I cant read it all

why can't ya? do you have to stop reading it when you turn in your report?

[Fugita]

Moby Dick, huh...

This seem more like your speed-

http://www.amazon.com/Duran-Neil-Gaiman/dp/0862762596

    This one's going to follow Mustaine for a while 

[Fugita]

why can't ya? do you have to stop reading it when you turn in your report?

Cap1, that's easy enough to answer. All that city folk book learnin just gets in the way. That boy's got some flyin to do.

[Spikes]

I'm with you 1+44, I can't read any book without any action in it, whenever we have "free reading friday" (basically where you read the whole period) I've always got a war book...just finished "The Forgotten 500" and started "Every Man a Tiger".

[1pLUs44]

Well, I passed!

I had to give an oral presentation to the class, and got a 110 on it (I dont know why I got the extra 10 points, but I'm not complaining) and mine was the longest. the 2nd test grade (typing part) is a 95, because I didn't double space it....


And with it single spaced, it's nearly 3 1/2 pages long

[CAP1]

Cap1, that's easy enough to answer. All that city folk book learnin just gets in the way. That boy's got some flyin to do.

good answer sir!

[CAP1]

I'm with you 1+44, I can't read any book without any action in it, whenever we have "free reading friday" (basically where you read the whole period) I've always got a war book...just finished "The Forgotten 500" and started "Every Man a Tiger".

reach for the sky was a good one. so was combat crew

[texasmom]

Well, I passed!
I had to give an oral presentation to the class, and got a 110 on it

Nice  wtg

[CAP1]

Well, I passed!

I had to give an oral presentation to the class, and got a 110 on it (I dont know why I got the extra 10 points, but I'm not complaining) and mine was the longest. the 2nd test grade (typing part) is a 95, because I didn't double space it....


And with it single spaced, it's nearly 3 1/2 pages long

wtg!

now finish the darned book!

[RightF00T]

My suggestion of fiction books that are good reads:

Maltese Falcon(Dashiel Hammett...he really has a descriptive way with words)
Deception Point(Dan Brown writer of The Da Vinci Code; real page-turner)
Digital Fortress(another Dan Brown)
Lord Of The Rings(Tolkien...1000 pages plus but every page is worth it)

[lowZX14]

My suggestion of fiction books that are good reads:

Maltese Falcon(Dashiel Hammett...he really has a descriptive way with words)
Deception Point(Dan Brown writer of The Da Vinci Code; real page-turner)
Digital Fortress(another Dan Brown)
Lord Of The Rings(Tolkien...1000 pages plus but every page is worth it)

Deception Point and Digital Fortress are awesome

If you're into WWII series books, pick up The Corps and Men at War series by W.E.B. Griffin.  Any of his series are awesome, not that hard of reads especially since he catches you back up from time to time, but they really immerse you in the story.