[D2 MM Open] English is a language

[Astrid Hansen]

Astrid returned back to where she was sitting, looking at her copy of The Great Gatsby.

"I have not heard of this one."

[Simon Lizotte]

Simon steps up to the stack and gives it a quick once over. He immediately spots a small book, it looked like a kid's picture book, The Little Prince. The temptation to pick that one was overwhelming, but he knew his mom and dad would ream him if they found out he was slacking in English and doing a report on a picture book. Plus, it was probably some kind of trap from Mr. McDowell.

Then he spots a familiar title. He'd read it before, but it was definitely worth a reread, and he'd never read it for school.

He grabs a question sheet and walks back to his desk with a copy of Ender's Game.

[Jonothan Wiles]

He looked at the book curiously for a moment. It wasn't familiar.

"Alright." He accepted it and took a sheet of questions.

[Mariana Spade]

"That one is a good one, Jono... It's like a cult novel somewhat weird and scary." Mariana nodded.

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Cool, I look forward to reading it."

[Amaterasu]

"I think you would enjoy it." Mr McDowell smiled. "But don't get any ideas."

[Elijah Cooper]

Coop flips through the book he's pulled.

"Eh. I suppose it'd work for song lyrics," he says.

[Cameron York]

Cam just swung by the desk and casually pulled a random one out Animal Farm. He shrugged and grabbed the associated paper before slipping back in near Astrid and Laura.

Astrid returned back to where she was sitting, looking at her copy of The Great Gatsby.

"I have not heard of this one."

"Never heard of mine either. I think yours is about some rich guy in the 1920s or something, that throws a lot of parties."

[Astrid Hansen]

"Never heard of mine either. I think yours is about some rich guy in the 1920s or something, that throws a lot of parties."

"Interesting, I will look forward to studying what American parties from the 1920s are like."

She peered at the book Cameron got, and started to smile.

"You will enjoy that book, I know it already. It is about animals going against their human farmer."