To Kill A Mockingbird Writing Assignment

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Semester One In the first semester, reading a novel was challenging for me. It was challenging to read a novel because I never invested so much time in a book. In other classes I would just rely on a partner or friend to catch me up on the story, but this year I really put time to read the novel To Kill A Mockingbird. The timing in class was hard because in other classes I was so used to turning in assignments at anytime but in this class it was a challenge to do my work on time.

At the end I started to slack off and i couldn’t finish my work. I need to improve on not wasting my time and to focus. I didn’t really write my best so I need to improve on my writing and to write as best as I can. A challenging assignment was analysis

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