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Personal Narrative: My First Year At Hawthorn
During my first year at Hawthorn, I would get into trouble all the time for reading in class, and not paying attention to the lesson. It wasn’t like serious trouble. In Parent/Teacher conferences, the teacher would tell on me because of my reading in class, but they said it was kinda funny to see me reading; I could be doing something a lot worse.

Toward the end of my first year at Hawthorn-the present, I started reading much thicker books; I love to read books. My favorite genre is fictional, but I like reading non-fictional, and occasionally, I like to read biographies. Sometimes I would imagine just being one of the characters in the books series that I’m reading now. Reading at an early age I think had an positive effect on me it
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