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Analysis Of Self Destructed By Evan Jacobs
Self Destructed by Evan Jacobs is about high school love going down hill. Ashley Walters and Michael Ellis both attend the same school, Willmore High School. The first day of school Ashley bumped into Michael, and he fell in love at first sight. The author, Evan Jacobs, makes you think that this book is going to be about high school love from the beginning of the first chapter. The cover of the book start to make more sense as you read farther into the book. The way the author wrote their feelings for each other makes you feel like you know them. They go on their first date after talking all week in school, and hit it off pretty good for the first time. The more they hung out the more Michael falls in love with Ashley. They probably been talking for a couple weeks now, and their hanging out and Ashley plays a song and Michael doesn't like it and lost his temper and got into a argument with her over the song. After the argument they decided it was a good time to go home , ashley was scared of Michael she has never seen him like that so aggressive. Ashley was scared of how Michael reacted so she quit talking to him. Michael thought it was just a fight and they would get over it . The day go by, and they haven't talked so he tries calling her she doesn't answer and he loses it and freaks out. Couple weeks later Michael sees …show more content…
I'm glad I got to read this book , being the first person to read it because it's new is pretty cool. I would recommend this book to anyone. “You can't judge a book by its cover” the cover of this book and the story are way different but it adds up at the end. Just reading how his life went down hill then he got it back together made it such a good book. From the front of book you think it's going to be about someone in jail not a high school boy who goes to jail over a

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