This project has helped me appreciate the book, Stowaway, a lot. It helped me get further into the story, characters, setting, and all of that. By doing each task, I learn new things about the book instead of reading it for fun. Let me rephrase that again: if I'd read this for fun or not for a project or stuff, I would've got less out of this book. But with the help of this project, I've surely gotten more out of the book.
You know, this project seems boring at first. But when you finish each assigned task, you start to get used to it and actually enjoy doing these kinds of stuff. And it kinda sparked interesting with the whole book-reading thing. Did it encourage me to read more books? Well, kinda. But on a serious note, this project was one of the best I've had this year. It helped me gain so much from a book whereas I would've gained so little by reading it in my own spare time. Oh by the way, a tip of advice from me is that I'd appreciate more time given to work on each entry (longer deadlines).
Anyways, this post marks the end of the mash-up, writing book kagit. Maybe you guys have enjoyed this, maybe you guys were like "why this boring piece of fruityloops?". I don't know what you guys think about this series of writing mash-ups, but I've surely enjoyed doing this. Oh well, back to normal English writings again. Oh by the way, happy holidays in advance.
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