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The Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie Book Report

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“Hey you, give me your money” Wesley yelled. But know he has changed a lot from that. This report is about the Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie, By David Lubar. A summary of the book is that this is Scott’s first year in highschool, so he is nervous. So he decides to make a journal for his new little brother on what to do and what not to do. He tries to do many things just so a girl will notice him. He also loses a lot of friends but makes many new friends, including Wesley and Lee. In this book, many people changed, but one changed the most out of all them and this was Wesley. This is because he went from hurting kids, to not. Also, he did not have many to any of friends when this story started, but as it got close the end he had two really good friends. Read more to see why Wesley changed the most over the course of the book and other did not. Over the course of the book, Wesley changed the most. This is because he went from taking money and hurting kids to not doing this anymore. In the beginning of the book he just had to look at people, and they would give him …show more content…

For a kid that usually beats up a lot of people (not anymore), it would be hard to get friends. This is because everyone would be scared of you. Also almost every else has friends in the school, even if they don`t know it (Mouth). Throughout the book Wesley and Scott started to become friends and by the end of the book Wesley had two good friends (people that were not scared of him), and in this quote you will see that, “ I can`t long because Wesley and Lee are waiting for me downstairs. We are going out for pizza.” (Lubar page 277). For you that do not know this was taken out of Scott's journal, and Scott was writing this. As you can see Wesley had Scott and Lee as two good friends and this could have been hard for him to do. Read to see why some other people think that characters have changed, and why they are

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