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CHAPTER 8

I really enjoy this. Even though it isn't the true story line. It is still good.

CHAPTER 5

I am reading an ebook and I always have trouble figuring out which page I am on. So I may or may not be where I am now.

I am at this part where Diana has to decide whether she will save the life of this girl she found where the penalty is being exiled or she could let her drown and be safe. I love how there is this choice she has to make between the life she knows and what she feels inside herself.

Snap!!!!!! OMG

No! No! No! He did not just do that! Freaking eggplants and dinosaurs. Now what I am supposed to do? Who do I cheer for? WTF!?!?!

So. Close.

Oh man. I was team Jack. But now I am not so sure. I think I might become team Stellan.

~Oh Snap~

AHH!!! :D :D :D :D :D

There are just no words to describe the pure joy you feel reading a book you really enjoy.

Once I get off work in 45 minutes, I want to go home and read and play my game, but I have to go do homework. :( Nark!

I seriously cannot stand Tsa'ni.

I don't usually read graphic novels or comic books, but I am trying this one because of the author and the story idea. So we will see.

Did he tell her so she would see the truth?

How do you explain to someone the way reading a book makes you fell? Like how sometimes you have to take a pause because the story is real and overwhelming you in that moment. Or how sometimes you shake with pure excitement because of something that is going on in the story? How?

This book is giving me brain storms of thoughts and ideas. Part of me wishes that there was some way to record thoughts so that I wouldn't ever forget a thought I had, in case it was a good one. But then the other part of me knows it wouldn't be good because my thoughts can be crazy and it wouldn't be good.

Metaphors and similes are, in my opinion, one of the best ways to explain something. When you have a jumble of thoughts, it is hard to explain what those thoughts are in a way that makes sense to the other person. But if you explain it in a metaphor or simile, it can make more sense. People can understand what you mean better. But in some cases, I guess, it makes it worse. So is there any best way to communicate?

Oh, man, this book is deep.

Aza says that she can't properly think and listen to the radio at the same time and I completely relate to that.

"And the thing is, when you lose someone, you realize you'll eventually lose everyone."

"I is the hardest word to define"
"Maybe you are what you can't not be"