When I first came into the IB program itself, many teachers did not hesitate to imply how "not good enough" I am for the program. Even today, a teacher tells me how she thought that I was simply dumb to be in 902. I wasn't good enough, they say.
Similarly, and moreover, I've heard things about and admitted as well towards me not being a reader. So for the first time, just like I proved those teachers wrong, I was somehow convinced (by a friend of mine who isn't a reader at all) to prove those people wrong who think that I "can't be a reader for shit," by actually reading a book for fun.
One of my friends gave me an overview of this book, which isn't too thick and doesn't sound boring as well. I really like the idea of reading it, so I will definitely make time and read it. The mere thought of making time to read a damn book sounds too much effort considering the senior IB year work.
I plan to get the book next week from the library. Oh! the name of the book is The Big Friendly Giant (lol?).
So do you get an idea of why I would want to read it?? if not, then you don't know me and you must ... hm well ... suck...
3 comments:
so this is supposed to be like a biographhy? big friendly giant. let me know how this goes.
:D
it's a fictional novel
So after all, do you believe effort and hard work really pays off or the teachers were wrong and totally underestimated you?
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