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The discussion revolves around a request for real book reports to help with schoolwork. Participants emphasize the importance of completing assignments independently rather than seeking others to do the work. There is a suggestion that the original poster should read a book and write their own report instead. Some members express frustration at the vague request for help. Ultimately, the consensus is that seeking shortcuts is not the right approach to academic responsibilities.
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:shy: Hmm i need some book reports do any of you have one you would like to share that's real pleasezz i need help :smile:
 
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Read a book, then write a report on it. Don't ask people to do work for you.
 
my bad its just I'm soo behind on my work right now its killing me...i have to do like two book reports and soo much more in short time... :confused:
 
ernesto said:
:shy: Hmm i need some book reports do any of you have one you would like to share that's real pleasezz i need help :smile:


you can't just say has anyone got any book reports, nobody can read your mind on exactly what you want

unless we have some talented members :-p
 
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I'm sorry ernesto, you are at the wrong website.

You want: http://www.wedoyourhomeworkforyou.com .
 
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