In English class today we finished the last two chapters of Harper Lee’s 1966 novel To Kill A Mockingbird. Overall, it was a good story, I thought, but I got to be honest here. I didn’t really exactly read the book. I just skimmed the sections depending on the worksheets we got. It was to my benefit for the fact that I did recieve on average a grade of around 96% on these papers. Mainly because they were challenging but easy enough to find in the book. Even though there were some times I did have to read a couple pages. Now, we watch the movie, which I hear is a bit of a yawner. Great...
Other than that I am now on page 100 in my book, Slash by Slash.
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