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Summary Of The Bully By Paul Langand
The book, I will be writing about is The Bully by Paul Langand. I completed the book which explains about a boy moving to California. The cover reminds the reader about kids fighting. I wanted to comprehension deep throughout the story. I select this book for children have been facing everyday day. The story is about a 15 years old boy, name Darrell, who lives in Philadelphia with his mom. He had a best friend named Mark who benefited to assist him when he was in trouble and obtain a fight. During that moment Darrell's mom had a considerable job in California preferable than Philadelphia, so both move to that place. One thing Darrell were nervous and sad when they move to new fresh environment was that people bullied him.

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