Last night I read a book for teenagers, Knocked out by My Nunga-Nungas by Louise Rennison. I'm pretty sure I would have found this hilarious when I was at school and in fact it did give me a few laughs. It was funny though, because I kept sympathising with her supposedly-awful parents and thinking they weren't that bad! I did relate to the way she spoke, inserting French and German words where possible into ordinary conversation (at school we would always ask what other people had to "manger"). Thirteen-year-old girls would probably love this; parents can be reassured that it was actually quite moral.
Day 194; Book 190
Born in a farm's barn, sick feral cat adopted by neighbors gets the proper
care he deserves, giving him a second chance at love and a furrever home
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*Giving a cat a chance is one of the best things you can do. *
The farm life is coveted by many, but it's not just clear skies and singing
birds. Farm life...
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