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Jack Reynolds
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Yeah, Eva. Why you ended up getting fired from camp was not the move, but let's see if you can get that job back.
Don't be surprised if I finish this before going to my volunteer shift today.
— Aug 01, 2024 09:54AM
Don't be surprised if I finish this before going to my volunteer shift today.
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Jack Reynolds
is on page 212 of 368
I’m not sure if the writer’s advice in the first chapter I read from this chunk was good or bad? Forcing yourself to overcome getting stuck doesn’t work for everything.
Despite being curious by Eva’s journey, one of the main things I’m noticing is this book might work better as a screenplay given its cinematic feel. Ironic, because Bloom is also a screenwriter.
— Jul 31, 2024 06:57PM
Despite being curious by Eva’s journey, one of the main things I’m noticing is this book might work better as a screenplay given its cinematic feel. Ironic, because Bloom is also a screenwriter.
Jack Reynolds
is on page 158 of 368
Here’s hoping Eva doesn’t seriously pursue hanging out with Zach because that age gap is icky.
— Jul 31, 2024 06:31AM
Jack Reynolds
is on page 109 of 368
The main reason why I think this book hadn’t been rated highly appears to be true. Eva does come across as Not Like Other Girls (but I do enjoy her capitalizing words). I’ll keep an eye out for any more self discovery she does. Right now, Bloom’s writing isn’t bad, but the plot does feel a little tedious.
— Jul 30, 2024 06:57PM
