Essay On Hate Reading

I used to hate reading, it didn’t matter what book it was. Fiction, Non-fiction, Biography, Autobiography, none of it interested me at all. I also don’t have a good attention span, so if I didn’t like a book in the beginning my ears would shut off. I would stop listening to it, or I would stop remembering what I had just read. Until my freshman year, I wanted to do good in high school because high school is when grades start to matter. I had Mrs. Eischeid for my freshman year English I teacher, she told me we were reading this book both as a group and individually. I enjoy reading as a group because it isn’t only me who has to read and when I read as a group I think it makes me pay attention more so I know what I am going to be reading about and when it is going to be my turn to read. So the book we were going to be reading in class was called “to kill a mockingbird” I payed attention through the whole book and actually helped my friends when they asked me what was going on in the book. I used to give them a summary of what had happened in the book throughout …show more content…
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