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I Hate Myselfie Book Report
I am currently reading I Hate Myselfie, a biography written by Shane Dawson.. There are two hundred twenty-four pages in this book. According to a review on Amazon, “Love this book. Shane is a hilarious, albeit slightly demented, freaking genius!!! His stories are always funny and always slightly embarrassing.” I think the intended audience for I Hate Myselfie would be ages 16-18+, and Shane Dawson fans. The reason I think this, is because there are so many inappropriate and hilarious scenarios. The reason as to why Shane Dawson fans should read this, is kindave self explanatory.

The protagonist of this story is Shane Dawson. He is a laughable, odd, inappropriate, anxious, depressed, comedian-ish type of guy that runs a YouTube channel. This story is all about his life outside of YouTube. They're just a bunch of tiny little novels about his experiences including his old addiction, his first kiss, how he found out he was a bisexual, and so on. Where this story takes place, …show more content…
Bits and pieces of his life outside of YouTube. The first chapter of the book is about “His Destinee”. The chapter is called this, because it's about his “hair stylist” named Destinee. The chapter goes down like this. Shane went to a hair salon, there were some pretty bad workers there. Next thing he knows, Destinee asked why he'd stopped in. He said he was there for a hair appointment, she took him to one of the seats and set him down and placed the cutting gown around his necklace. Shane had a reference picture. But she wanted to do her own thing. So she started cutting his hair in her own little way. While she was cutting, she suddenly said “oops!” Under her breath. Shane made her stop cutting and went into the bathroom. He actually kinda liked the way it came out. After a little while of being in the bathroom he came out, payed and left. The story is pretty much just a bunch of little stories like
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