Musingsofabooklover

 If you are a foody AND are also really into eating in record time, this is the book! This book brought out a lot off me ( and I mean it literally) The main character of the book is a fourteen year old boy named David Alan Miller which is an extremely boring name ( WHAT! He said so himself!), and his life which comprises of food, his autistic brother Mal, eating, his friends Cyn and HeyMan, a half hotdog ( don't ask), his over genius sister Bridgette, half a dozen famous gobblers, and some more food related things. You got the gist, but it is not all about eating, it's a little bit about the rules of the autistics too ( but just a very little bit). The story just evolves around eating. In case you are thinking if the book is humorous or not, well I won't say much on this because I found it pretty bland, but yeah it does have a bit of humour too. Overall, I would say that read this book if you are completely out of options, I won't say it is bad but it is a book that onl...

 Bit formal, don't expect much. It's just that I wrote it with a lot of passion (for reading, obviously). Reading is a remarkable skill possessed only by people who believe in the long lost imagination. These ' Kindred Spirits' show us that the world does not only comprise of smartphones or gaming, it has much more to it, things that we can't even imagine of, that's the beauty of it. It does improve our vocabulary, it does improve our reading skills, but, most important of all, it empowers us to think out of the box. The simple pleasures like opening and inhaling a book for the first time or simply sighing in relief that back home, waiting is a volume full of adventures brings a smile to the face. And lastly, we should remember that a person lives only one life while a reader lives thousands of em'.  Yes! you guessed right this was a class essay!