If you can't remember, I was in group 2 (the one in room 11) and was reading "The Silver Sword" by Ian Serraillier. To me, I think we reached all of our goals for our group especially on thinking deeply in our group about what's going to happen next and how random coincidences happen a lot in the book. Most of our predictions were right but because of spoiler reasons I'm not going to tell you what they are.
One of the things I liked about book groups was "crackers". Unlocking crackers allows you to bring snacks to your next meeting which is pretty cool if you ask me. Another thing I liked about book groups is that it helps you be bothered to read. If you know me well, you know that I am not a book-worm and I am a slow reader adding the fact that most of the time I can not be bothered to read so overall I take REALLY long to finish a book. But because of book groups you are forced to read to your agreed part otherwise you will let your group down because you don't earn crackers or you will lose them and you will be known as "the guy who never reads in book groups" (I'm pretty sure that's a thing). 
Something I don't like about book groups is that sometimes not everyone is on the same page (I got that pun from Sam). Most of the time you agree with your group on something about the book but sometimes there is an argument but I guess that's part of the discussions.As a year 7, I would like to do this next year because I am now experienced and know what to do next time as well as the fact that you get to add a sticker on the sticker chart after you finish reading the book.
So that's about it for this week and I'll see you in another post next week!!!
(P.S I changed the background. I hope you like it!)
wow that was a good pos... wait there is a pun in it. THIS IS THE WORST POST EVER
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