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My AP English Class
Throughout my school experience English has never been my cup of tea. I have never been good at reading, writing essays, or using higher vocabulary. So why would I want to take an advanced English class if I’m no good at it? Well, the answer is simple, I want to challenge myself. High school is filled with many challenges that come in all shapes and sizes. This class will be another challenge that I will push through, enjoy myself, and acquire knowledge. Knowledge I hope to gain from this AP English class is how to analyze novels. I want to learn to look at books from a different perspective than straightforward. Books were designed to have hidden meanings, to make you think differently, and to ultimately help you get a better understanding
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