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How To Ruin Your Summer
The book I read was: How to (Almost) Ruin your Summer by Taryn Souders. The reason I choose this book was that it was a battle book and because it talked about the weirdest things ever such as an evil goat named King Arthur and a kid named Victoria who is an evil cabinmate obsessed with French beauty products. The main problem is that Chole goes camping and wants to take the cake decorating elective, so she can earn money for a bike, but Victoria takes the last spot and Chole has no other choice, other to take the Veterinarian elective even though she is afraid of animals. The protagonist would be Chole, but the antagonist is Victoria. I was surprised when the author wrote that Chloe’s parents just left her there for two weeks without any

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