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Reading

In class:
- Purple Hibiscus
- Macbeth

Out of Class:
- I am Number Four
- The Power of Six

Evidence:
- Reading logs
- Macbeth participation "logs"
- PH assignments

I don't really think I've grown as a reader in any ways other than interpreting poetry. This is due to the only challenging book I've read, in or out of class, has been Macbeth. Even though I haven't finished it, the book has caused me to continuously ask questions in class to just get an idea of what's going on in a passage. But I have realized that I how been asking fewer and fewer questions because I can interpret some texts on my own. This is how I have progressed as a reader this year.

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