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Differences And Similarities Between Vinny And Joeboy
So right know am going to tell you about a boy named vinny and a boy named joeboy there are best friends.There both adventurous. Evan thought vinny and joeboy are best friends joeboy is not very nice to vinny like some parts of the book joeboy said some things that where a little harsh. They also maybe best friends but they have different character traits . vinny is also different from joeboy because vinnys a scardycat,hes also fearful,and irresponsible. Joeboy is also different form vinny because joeboys funny,mean,lover also a
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