The boys have basically nothing to talk about from their week off. And the book was painful to finish reading.
The boys have basically nothing to talk about from their week off. And the book was painful to finish reading.
Guilt is a powerful force- the same guilt that guides a boy into a world of pain also guides a middle-aged man to wear the same underwear for 4 days.
Racial Stereotypes abound in chapter 9 as ‘Injun Joe’ kills a man. And as Tom and Huck are on the run, they still manages to drop the n-word. And Tom’s fiancé breaks it off.
When the stress of being engaged is too much, Tom turns to pagan rituals and fantasy.
Tom knows how to hit on a woman- and he gets engaged.
Book Boys review 'Eclipse' by Stephenie Meyer chapters 10 - 18
We Learn about Huck Finn, who is considered the town low-life. Though I don’t see why. Anyone who walks around with a dead cat seems fine to me. We also learn how to successfully hit on a woman.
Not a lot happens. Just a bored kid in church getting pinched by pinch bugs. Though, since nothing carries over from chapter to chapter- I’m beginning to believe that Mark Twain invented the situational comedy format.