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9/23/13
Revolution on Canvas
Revolution on Canvas is a confusing book to read. At the start! The Book starts with explaining how whom I'm guessing is a college student, is explaining what lyrics from his favorite punk rock songs mean to him and they're actual meanings. Reading more on its a teacher, probably elementary or middle school. The teacher explains how he's worried today's youth is illiterate compared to famous people who always sponsor books they've read.
9/24/13
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
The story is about a group of youngsters who venture off to find their missing sister after she stumbles a pond a mysteries wardrobe in her search of a hiding spot. Once they too enter the wardrobe they find themselves in a mysteries world full of odd creeps and creatures. The 3rd youngest brother is brainwashed to help the evil ice queen to help her take over the kingdom. The rest find out their royal blood.
9/26/13
The Hunger Games
The book is a survival challenge that involves children from different and same districts to fight one another to survive. They are given minimal training and is force to turn on one another. During the match people will make alliances or just quickly kill one another.
9/27/13
Misery
Misery is a horror book which was influence by crazed fans in a sense. The book is made up of two main characters. Annie a psychotic killer who is angered by her favorite writer bout his new book and the difference in the writing. I actually didn't realize I've read or at least watched a brilliant parody on this book. Family guy showed a parody version which can basically sum up the book too. In the book Annie forces the writer to rewrite the novel in the original way. She breaks his legs to avoid him running away. The book and parody relate in that sense tho there's more adult humor in the family guy parody.
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Jose Mayen

Jose Mayen

About “Journal week 7” by Jose Mayen

Read the complete lyrics to "Journal week 7" by Jose Mayen from the album "Jose Mayen Works". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Non-Music, Literature.

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"Journal week 7" appears on "Jose Mayen Works".

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