Dear Students,
We hope that you enjoyed your required reading experience! We want you to be able to communicate with your peers about the books that you have read. Please follow the instructions below in order to blog appropriately.
Happy blogging!
Cheers,
The Harrison English Faculty
Instructions:
1. Please look on the right side of the screen for your class section. Click on your class.
2. At the bottom of the first post of your section, please click the link that reads Comment. *Note: You may comment on a peer's post if your idea further enhances that theme, or if you want to start a new idea, please comment directly from the class page.
3. In the title section, type the name of your book, your last name, and your teacher's last name.
4. In the text section, please write your comments about your particular book.
*Note: All commentary MUST be school appropriate. Any abuse of this site will result in disciplinary referral.
*Note: All commentary should be grammatically correct.
5. In the bottom right section, click on "show all" to find the appropriate label for your comment. You can also make a new label based on the title of your book.
6. Read through your post for quality and appropriateness of commentary.
7. Publish your post.
Please email peyten.dobbs@cobbk12.org if you have any problems. Please make sure to ask for help plenty of time in advance of your deadline!
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WoodPorterAngelasAshes
This book was very depressing. The mood was set throughout the book as depressing because it was constantly raining. Also, Frank's father was a drunk man who, whenever he earned any money, would instantly head to the pub for some drinks. In turn, this put Frank's entire family in poverty sometimes requiring them to beg for food and or money. Although this book was very depressing, it also had some interesting and humerous parts to it. I would probably recommend this book to anyone who asked me.
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