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[girlsroxboys]

East of Eden by John Steinbeck is going to change my life. I can feel it. The moment I pulled the novel from the book drop at the PD Brown Memorial Library, my brain overflowed with the respective chemicals associated with intense curiosity and interest. I’d like to explain the six hundred and one page book was immaculate from head to toe and a

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[anonymous]

Imagery and copious words (see, I can do it too) are good but in moderation, but too much/many implies you might be trying to hard. Wow, I especially liked the line "respective chemicals associated with intense curiosity and interest", it truly was one of many steps too far.

Your greatest nemesis :D

[suckerforsummer]

not only did i read east of eden, i spent some time in salinas this summer. it's everything he says it is.

[girlsroxboys]

thats amazingggg

how are you?

[suckerforsummer]

eh i'm alright you know just being a suburban teen. you guys have got to jet down here and save me from the monotonous tones of the salisbury rock scene.

[girlsroxboys]

yea salisbury is pretty boring on the music side of things.
we have a new song up, you should check it out
www.myspace.com/derbylane

let me know what you think

[lorioribori]

you are the weirdest boy in the world..

[chelzabellz]

that book smells. for real.