May 12th, 2014

today i was readiing my new book, The 7 Habbits of a highly effective teen. i came across a part that i didnt like. it was a section in the book that basically was telling you what to do and how to like your life. i dont like when poeple do that to me. im not sure if i still like this book because it is getting a little stale in some parts.

Love, Christian Dossenback

Monday May 5^th,2014

Seven habits of highly effective teens: I think that I made in my first post about this post was spot on. I don’t read many books but the ones that I doo read I should like that’s why I don’t like to read the book that the school issues.  Or if you have to read one of the books that they give you, you should have the choice. Because I don’t want to read about some guy that burns books because I don’t care about that kind of stuff. I would rather read about politics than that and I hate politics. We should also not have to blog. Back to the 7 habits, I think this is a great book because he is a real person. I say that because I don’t think he wrote this book because he wanted the money. Even though he made millions, I don’t think that it went to his head. I think that he would be the type of person that publishes the book and donates all the money to charity. And is the author is a good person than the book would probably be good. Take a look at Mein Kamp, written by Hitler while incarcerated, the book was terrible and sole some 5000 copies.

 Christian Dossenback, thanks for reading

Monday May 5^th,2014

The 7 habits of highly effective teens: I was reading last night and I came across page 108. It was a speech about martin Luther J.r. and he was talking not about “his dream” but his childhood which for most could very well be a nightmare not a dream. He said he was picked on all his life and even contemplated suicide but he kept going. Now he is one of the most recognizable names in the great United States history. He just as great as George Washington in my book because I know there is no way that I could do that. He started something, Sean did I thought to myself that I live in the 21^st century and have busses and cars and luxury’s that he never had growing up, furthermore I am not picked on by people and I have never thought about killing myself and yet he still made such a difference that he altered the course of America and possibly the world.

Christian dossenback, Thanks for reading

Monday, May 5^th, 2014

The 7 habits of highly effective teens: Sean covey is a great author because he puts his real life accounts into the book and makes sure he is personable. He talks like he is you and you are him and is much like a mentor to many kids. I think that if you are a kid who likes reading things that aren’t corny than you should pick up this book. He talks about his childhood and how much his father was a part of it and a driving factor for him to write this book. He explains it in the introduction. I have read 30-40 pages by now and I don’t intend to stop because I like to sit down on Sundays and just read a couple pages so it is fresh on my Mind so I can write about it on Monday.

Christian dossenback, thanks for reading

Fahrenheit 451 is the book that we are reading now. I am talking about montag the main character he is a sort of rebel because he likes to take the books that he is supposed to be burning because he’s a fireman and oh yeah in this book firemen burn the books not put them out. Some of the firemen take one or two books but he took several. He enjoys reading them even though it is highly illegal. He reminds me of myself because I try not to do what other people do I wear different clothes I wear different shoes and I talk different because life gets boring when all you want to be is someone else. I picture montag as a tall dark haired medium sized man. Strong arms and a thick back. He has a small grin not giving too much happiness but also not giving any at all. A rough man.

1.)    He reminds me of myself because I try not to do what other people do I wear different clothes I wear different shoes and I talk different because life gets boring when all you want to be is someone else.  I said this is something that everybody can relate to . mu]y personality as a writer is blunt and strait forward

new book

same diffrence is a cartoonee type book based on spring, 2000 about 3 friends that talk about wierd things. at the beggining they are talking about planes voice responcive tvs and hovercars and we now have voice activated tvs ut this was in 2000. i think that this book will be a comety and a mistery im not sure if i will like this book

2nd blog post; the title of the book is The 7 Habits of a Highly Effective TEENS. My Aunt gave it to me as a Christmas gift 2 or 3 years back and I never took a look inside till' a few weeks ago I was bored of watching TV and going on the computer and my connection was down so my Xbox and laptop wouldn’t work so I looked over and this was sitting there I picked it up and began reading. Page one, Habit one be productive, Habit 2 Begin with the end in mind, Habit 3 Put first things first, Think Win-Win, Seek first to understand , than to be understood, Synergize, Sharpen the saw. The seven steps to being a highly productive teen think that was funny. I’ve only read 17 or 18 pages but I can tell that this is going to be a good book for me. I don’t read the bible as much as I would like but I do think this book resembles it in a way it tells you to be kind and to listen to other people first ask questions later. Which everyone could use in one way or another. I look forward to reading more of this to maybe help me out a little.