The Savage Book Report

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Our English semester is filled with diversity and interesting books. From Nonfiction to fiction and everything in between. Our Book was amazing with a great plot and twist and turns at every corner. The Story is about a Giant Narwhal that has been going on a rampage and the United States government sends professor Pierre Arron and the French marine biologist just happened to be nearby so he received a last minute invitation to join to study, hunt, and kill the beast but further down the story a storm hits stranding the crew on an uninhabited island that they have to survive. Luckily the captain Nick was a survival expert and taught the other members of the crew how to forage and how to build shelter. They fix the ship and find the giant Narwhal and attack it damages the ship’s front and sinking it. The crew grabs the metallic hide of the beast to find it was a submarine far ahead of its era. The crew captured, and they meet its founder and enigmatic creator Captain Nemo. The rest of the story details about their undersea expedition and journey such as the ice shelf of the Antarctic and the Hudson Bay. Nemo must ensure the secrecy about his machine, so he can never let them go. …show more content…
Outlines help me make this report by giving me all the ideas I need to make my report long and interesting. You must consider many factors when writing a mind map like: how long should I make it, what format should I use, or how will I make this fun to read. Mind maps are a necessity if writing something long or you will hurt yourself while doing it. Studies say pre-writing ideas can speed your writing by a whopping fifty percent, that insanity. This report takes me about two hours, that is a lot of time, but with a mind map I can shorten it by an hour, so I can have more fun and Friday

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