Teacher Reading Reflection

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Hello people of the Internet-land and welcome to my blog!! Today I will be forced to talk about a book we were reading as a class and have recently finished. The book is called "Al Capone Does My Shirts". I don't really know all the things in the book since I missed the first 2 weeks of the term but I know enough to do this post.

The book is a about a family living in Alcatraz with someone named Moose (what a great name!) who has a 16 year old sister named Natalie, who suffers from autism, and their mum and dad trying to get Natalie into a special school for her to be treated normally. The only obstacle is that she is too old to go to the school and cannot be accepted. They try lots of things to get into the school but nothing works. In the end, they eventually get Natalie in the school but I'm not going to spoil how. ( Read the book if you want to know how it ends)

I can't think of any parts I relate to the most. (mostly because I missed nearly half of the book) If I read the whole book there would probably be some part that related to me but since I'm too lazy to read and I have a terrible memory, I'm just going to say that there were no parts I related to.

This is me trying to be smart

The two characters that stood out for me were; Moose, because of his cool name, and Piper because she was always the one breaking rules and doing what she wants to do.

That's about it this week for this post so I'll see you people of Internet-land later!!!!!