And they say reading helps expand your vocabulary and makes you more intelligent.
Enjoy Paris, Lils!
So.. yeah I’m a little traumatised
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Sounds like a book i’d read at like 7 ngl
#6 nobody asked for ur opinion bro. If its so useless to u then shut the fck uo bro and you dont have to post here.
QueenNinja35 wrote:
I love violently ripping people apart as soon as they question my authority.
Ur like my kind lol
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Lily-714 wrote:
I found an old book I read when I was 9. Um.. the target age was 12+, I was a good reader, so I thought I’d be fine. Well.. here’s a little bit from said book. Warning: There’s a lot of.. stuff..
So the protagonist is a girl who had the worst childhood, like ever. Her birth mom left her in a bin the second she was born. Her adoptive mom k***s herself because her adoptive dad cheats. “She didn’t want me to see. She c*t her wrists in the bath.” She goes to a children’s home where she helps an older girl steal from houses in the middle of the night. She goes to another children’s home where a girl bullies her to the point where the protagonist tries to kill her by pushing her down a stairs. Keep in mind this whole time the main character is like 9-10 and was growing up in these places. Then she goes to boarding school, eventually gets adopted by one of the nice teachers. This whole book is told in flashbacks on the girl’s 14th birthday. Name of the book: Dustbin Baby, by Jaqueline Wilson. Jaqueline’s books were really traumatic, but like in a supposedly “kid friendly way of teaching real-world scenarios”. Um.. so..
(also I’m posting a bit less bc I’m in PARIS WITH MY CLASS 😭😭)
Leaving an infant in the bin for her to rot slowly. You know, for kids!
Enjoy Paris, by the way! And be sure to take pictures.
Muffin_Soul wrote:
Lily-714 wrote:
I found an old book I read when I was 9. Um.. the target age was 12+, I was a good reader, so I thought I’d be fine. Well.. here’s a little bit from said book. Warning: There’s a lot of.. stuff..
So the protagonist is a girl who had the worst childhood, like ever. Her birth mom left her in a bin the second she was born. Her adoptive mom k***s herself because her adoptive dad cheats. “She didn’t want me to see. She c*t her wrists in the bath.” She goes to a children’s home where she helps an older girl steal from houses in the middle of the night. She goes to another children’s home where a girl bullies her to the point where the protagonist tries to kill her by pushing her down a stairs. Keep in mind this whole time the main character is like 9-10 and was growing up in these places. Then she goes to boarding school, eventually gets adopted by one of the nice teachers. This whole book is told in flashbacks on the girl’s 14th birthday. Name of the book: Dustbin Baby, by Jaqueline Wilson. Jaqueline’s books were really traumatic, but like in a supposedly “kid friendly way of teaching real-world scenarios”. Um.. so..
(also I’m posting a bit less bc I’m in PARIS WITH MY CLASS 😭😭)
Leaving an infant in the bin for her to rot slowly. You know, for kids!
Enjoy Paris, by the way! And be sure to take pictures.
oh nahhhhhhh
#9 i read wings of fire (including darkstalker and that prince arctic scene)
creekcrock wrote:
#9 i read wings of fire (including darkstalker and that prince arctic scene)
Lol, it was stuck in my head 4 days
I read books like these all the time
I started when I was eight
Reminds me of when i tried to read Killers of the Flower Moon when I was like 8, lol. Good times.
Great book by the way if you’re not 8 and don’t mind some graphic murders.
marvel comics have no restraint on gore
I found an old book I read when I was 9. Um.. the target age was 12+, I was a good reader, so I thought I’d be fine. Well.. here’s a little bit from said book. Warning: There’s a lot of.. stuff..
So the protagonist is a girl who had the worst childhood, like ever. Her birth mom left her in a bin the second she was born. Her adoptive mom k***s herself because her adoptive dad cheats. “She didn’t want me to see. She c*t her wrists in the bath.” She goes to a children’s home where she helps an older girl steal from houses in the middle of the night. She goes to another children’s home where a girl bullies her to the point where the protagonist tries to kill her by pushing her down a stairs. Keep in mind this whole time the main character is like 9-10 and was growing up in these places. Then she goes to boarding school, eventually gets adopted by one of the nice teachers. This whole book is told in flashbacks on the girl’s 14th birthday. Name of the book: Dustbin Baby, by Jaqueline Wilson. Jaqueline’s books were really traumatic, but like in a supposedly “kid friendly way of teaching real-world scenarios”. Um.. so..
(also I’m posting a bit less bc I’m in PARIS WITH MY CLASS 😭😭)