So there is this book, I don’t want to be rude or anything but it’s called My Balls and the first time I bought this book and I read it I was around 16 years old or even 15 I wouldn’t really recall it and the name was funny to me so I bought it and it was really interesting and engaging because it wasn’t about anything you have ever read it was something new and surprising which made it really valuable to me so after a couple of years I decided to read it again because I wanted to remember what I have read and kind of review it for my own sake. After a while I decided that this book is more variable than every other book so I kind of read everything more than three or four times I printed out every single word that was in it I highlighted everything and this book was the beginning was the start point of my life because after it I became a whole different person new personalities new character everything in me changed all of a sudden and for a better even this was the start point and I am really thankful and I wish that every other person in the world gets the opportunity to read this book or any other book that can change his or her life because books are very valuable to us and our ancestors and I think technology is kind of ruining every last thing of this topic so that’s it
Band 6+: Describe a book that you have read more than once. You should say: - What the book is about - When you first read it - Why you decided to read it again And explain how it has affected your life.
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So there is this book, I don't want to be rude or anything, but it's called My Balls. The first time I bought this book and read it, I was around 16 years old or even 15; I wouldn't really recall it. The name was funny to me, so I bought it, and it was really interesting and engaging because it wasn't about anything I had ever read. It was something new and surprising, which made it really valuable to me. After a couple of years, I decided to read it again because I wanted to remember what I had read and kind of review it for my own sake. After a while, I decided that this book was more valuable than every other book, so I kind of read it more than three or four times. I printed out every single word that was in it; I highlighted everything. This book was the beginning, the starting point of my life because after it, I became a whole different person. New personalities, new character—everything in me changed all of a sudden, and for the better. This was the starting point, and I am really thankful. I wish that every other person in the world gets the opportunity to read this book or any other book that can change his or her life because books are very valuable to us and our ancestors. I think technology is kind of ruining every last thing about this topic. So that's it.
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