My Love To Read And Write A Letter To Menard

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Dear Ms.Menard, I have always loved to read and write my passion from writing came from my love of books. My books had always sparked ideas in my head for my own stories. Writing has always been one of my favorite things to do, story ideas always seem to come to my mind, though I do still get stuck sometimes. When I get stuck I like to take a breather and read or go outside or do something that I get inspiration from.

As for my trustworthiness there is not really a way that I prove that I am trustworthy to you on paper and we are supposed to be completely honest so I am not going to say that I have turned in every single homework assignment on time and that I have never lost anything that was important but I will say this, when I have a goal

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