Summer Of Gruns Day Book Report

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Chapter One - Grunsday History He waited all week for Grunsday every week. Jax sat in his small house waiting that night waiting for Grunsday to start. When Grunsday started that day he smiled. He was so happy to hang out with Evangeline and his brother. Well his plans were to learn more about the history of Grunsday. Jax knew a lot about Grunsday after being there for over 10 years now.
Evangeline pushed open the blinds of her house when she heard the generator turn, she was no longer scared of them and came out with no hesitation. Jax greets her politely, with a gently smile, while Riley gives her a hug. Jax was now old enough to drive.
“I’ll be back later tonight heading to learn more about Grunsday.” Jax grinned hoping in the car, saying
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He smiled, “Hey, ____” as she met him at her door.
“Hey Jax, How are you? Ready for your lesson?” She said joyfully, moving out of the way and gesturing for him to come in. She grabbed two bottles of water and handed him one, sitting with him at the table. Starting the lesson.
A few hours later, Jax finally finished his lesson.
“Thank you for the lesson I learned a lot.” He said as he stood up his bottle empty. Throwing it away, grabbing his coat, and leaving with a goodbye and a hug.
Chapter Two - Learned Jax had learned about the different levels of the different types of Grunsday Citizen’s. Jax learned about his father's history, why he passed his legacy on to him. Jaz still has lots to learn about his father and his legacy. Jax is no longer mad at Riley for not telling him of his powers. The horrors of his father's past. She explain why he Riley had not told him about his dad, and Riley’s packed with his father. Jax hated learning the truth but he needed to know to continue his journey.
____ had gone into full detail about everything. She didn’t go into detail about Jax’s powers actually, but she went into a deep conversation about Evangeline, her power, and her family history. She also talked about Riley and his powers, and how for if either Evaneline or Riley ever tried using their power against him how to avoid

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