Truth About Truman School Book Report

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Truth about Truman The story “The Truth about Truman School” is about two people who create a website and a girl gets cyberbullied. The girl that gets cyberbullied is named Lilly and the creators of the website named Zebby and Amr. The mysterious person who cyber bullies no one knows who he or she is but is under the name milkandhoney. Lilly runs away and Zebby and Amr find her in their old treehouse. (71) There is a connection between Amr and I which is that we are both good with computers. A couple of years ago I setup my wifi and I got this component to make my wifi stronger and I set both of them to get connected together and I also fixed my computer because it was glitching out and I found out there was a virus starting. The most unbelievable time in the book when I found out that milkandhoney was Trevor. I thought it was unbelievable because i was not expecting it …show more content…
In the conversation with my least favorite character was Hayley and I would tell her all the things of how it felt like it was her to be in Lilly’s position. Hayley and I would not seem to to get along because she seems like she is one of those people that doesn’t really care. (78) This is the first story I have ever read to have anything about cyberbullying. I would say that “The Giver” would be the closest to this story because it drags at the beginning and from the middle to end it seems to excite at you. When you stop reading couple you would want to start reading again. The only thing I didn’t like about both books is that it ended so easily. (72) I did like the most of the story because at the beginning it drags you and you want to go through the beginning. The story could have been better by not adding so much drag by adding the secret cheerleading and other things. The story was more of those drama type of books it is interesting but then I would prefer action type of books.

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