Reviews For A Book I Never Wrote
Renee R. ----- 15
From the publication
"You Cannot Run a School by Yourself"“I give this book five stars! It’s the perfect book about the average nobody’s life in which they do mind-numbingly normal things! It makes me feel better at night when I sit alone in my king-sized bed.”
—Sad rich guy
“Horrible book! Renee thinks she’s so special, but she’s not! It’s like she’s craving for attention she’ll never receive. She’s so desperate to do anything that will get a reaction! All she ever does is talk about her boring life as if she thinks she’s interesting and criticize others on any forum she can…wait…oh no…”
—Some random 4channer or redditor speaking through a full mouth
“This stunning exposition of Renee’s life mesmerizes the reader with its burning words and fluttering phrases. Each sentence is carefully crafted to convey glaring truths while also hinting at more subtle but equally palpable meanings. The climax holds power found only at the impetus of a crescendo, leaving the reader rollicking in shock and awe of Renee’s masterful prose and intricate life story.”
—Noah Webster
“I hated the part where Renee realized she would never go into finance.”
—A venture capitalist
“I liked the part where Renee realized she would never go into finance.”
—A socialist
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Mighty Man vs. Dr. Flame
Seventh period Independent reading teacher says read quietly for 50 minutes. I start to read another boring poem I see words but suddenly they disappear. I am tall, I have a black suit, and I am black. I am a superhero, my name is Mighty Man. I have all powers saving people, saving the world saving the UNIVERSE. I am unstoppable but then Dr. Flame pops in. He pushes my planet closer to his. the Sun! I tried to find him but he turned invisible so I had to use my sense to sense him. I found him. I threw him to water planet where he lost his powers but he absorbed the water and had water power
Something Lost but Never Found
Once there was an electric eel. He was living inside an old man’s head. He was giving electricity to the man’s brain to keep him alive. The old man opened up his head and put the eel in a fish tank. He was still alive. One day, someone took the eel out of the fish tank, so the old man lost his eel. The old man said, “Oh no! The eel is lost now. Oh great, my eel is gone.”