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Summary Of The Book 'We Should Hang Out Sometime'
The book "We Should Hang Out Sometime" is about an amputee trying to get a girlfriend. As he goes through the different girls, he learns many life lessons. The protagonist, Josh, goes through many experiences and emotions that we have all gone through at one point or another. This help us, as the reader, to connect with Josh on a personal level. In the first chapter, page 11 lines 5-15, Josh talks about his best friend at the time, Tony. Josh talks about how when he was 9, he wasn't able to play with Tony like he used to due to his leg being amputated off. Although he couldn't have fun with Tony like he used to, Tony didn't care. He still wanted to be Josh's friend. When I was in 2nd through 4th grade, and 6th, I had a best friend named Nasaya.
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