Blog Reflection Colin Maines
I think this post shows
and makes people want to read this book. It shows that the book is “Easier to
follow.” And the book is easier to comprehend and it pulls you in and makes want to learn more about the
skateboarding legend, And to learn more
about how he lived to be one of the best skateboarders to ever live. And it
recommends it for kids who are in love with skateboarding and would like to
learn more. It also talks about all the drama that was going on around tony as
a young child to a teenager and then to a very successful grown man.
I lack the strength to
keep up with reading every day for at least 15 minutes or more. I also struggle
with books that jump around also I can’t keep up with books that move really
fast and most books frankly bore me to death. But books about music and sports
really catch my eye. I worked through it by setting a timer every time I would
read to make sure I at least read 30 minutes or 25 pages. A personal strength
of mine is I get the job done when it needs to be and make sure I have no
distractions and I usually make my descriptions short, but sweet as cherry
coke. http://tonyhawk185.blogspot.com/2013/09/after-month-had-past-since-his-father.html