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Jase Harrison
Jase Harrison is on page 78 of 188
Amusing enough but I still don't understand most of the stories. Having fun with the rhyme schemes though
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Samo
Samo is on page 174 of 188
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Samo
Samo is on page 140 of 188
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Samo
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Samo
Samo is on page 97 of 188
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Daniel
Daniel is on page 107 of 188
Don’t understand anything with 40yo English and my little knowledge about all of the mentioned books
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Daniel
Daniel is on page 25 of 188
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Daniel
Daniel is on page 19 of 188
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Chris Haigh
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James
James is on page 33 of 188
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Jason Luna
Jason Luna is on page 171 of 188
J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord Of The Rings" is summarized in a humorous story poem that is written in the form of "whatever happened to this character?"
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Jason Luna
Jason Luna is on page 143 of 188
William Shakespeare's "Richard III" is retold as a series of humorous limericks that play upon its tragic plot.
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Jason Luna
Jason Luna is on page 98 of 188
Henrik Ibsen's "The Master Builder" is summarized as the legal argument of a court case that is ruled to be unsolvable because of all the crazy women involved.
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Jason Luna
Jason Luna is on page 70 of 188
William Golding's "The Lord Of The Flies" is summarized in a humorous rhyming poem that concludes no one should be surprised by the book's events who are used to the behavior of boys.
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Jason Luna
Jason Luna is on page 55 of 188
"The Pickwick Papers" by Charles Dickens is summarized in a hyphenated run on sentence of brief phrases that give plot points.
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Peter
Peter is on page 28 of 188
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Peter
Peter is on page 17 of 188
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