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Hey! I'm reading And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie :) --Kaitlyn Stotts

I'm reading And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie! First off, I chose this book because it was on the list of recommended books given to us in class. My second reason is because a relative of looked over the list and said it was a very good book. I got the book at the Boone public library. Kaitlyn Stotts

I'm reading Lord of the Flies by William Goldburg. I chose this book because it was reccomended by most of my familily and after reading a summary of the book, i decided to use this as my book. I got this book here at the school library. -Devin Henning

HEY! I'm reading And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. I chose this book because it sounded interesting and I've never read a mystery book before. My mom recommended this book to me, she said that it was good. I found this book at the Erickson Public Library. ~Makenzie Anderson

I'm reading //Brave New World// by Aldous Huxley. I chose this book because my mother told me it was like the literary fashion of //1984.// I found this book in my mother's personal library. Trent Tweed

I'm reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. I chose this book because it was on the list of recommended books given to us in class. I got this book at the Erickson Public Library. -Conner Larson

I am reading And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. I am almost done with the book and so far, ten people got sent to an island and people start mysteriously dying and no one knows why. They have all been accused of some type of murder and also have came to the conclustion that one of the, now five, people is the murder. They are now in the midst of trying to figure out which person it is. At this point in the story I don't really want to put the book down. I also have no idea who the killer is. I can't wait to get to the end and maybe figure out who it is. Kait stotts

I am reading And Then There Were None by Agatha Cristie. So far in the book, ten people are invited to Indian Island under false pretenses. At dinner they find ten soldiers and later they are informed that all ten are guilty of murder but were never punished for it. Then, Marston dies from taking a drink thats been poisoned just as the poem says. I can't wait to keep on reading because its staring to get interesting. ~Makenzie Anderson

I'm reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. So far the book opens in London in the Central London Hatchery. The Director of Hatcheries is giving a group of students a tour of the factory. He then explains to the students how humans are made in test tubes now. Surgically removed ovaries produce ova that are fertilized and incubated to simulate an actual pregnancy. The Hatchery then predetermines each fetus for different parts of the world. The eggs are shocked and instead of producing just one embryo it produces 96. This cloning process is part of the tools that the World State made for its motto, "Community, Identity, Stability." -Conner Larson.