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The Dreaded Bus MAG
December 23, 2009
When I read “The Dreaded Bus” by Christina G. I found I could really relate to it. When I moved to a different school I was most worried about sitting on the bus. I found social status to be one of the most important things.
I really like the line “I take a breath and prepare for the worst, at the same time hoping for better.” I love this line because you do not know what's going to happen next, which makes me want to keep reading. I also like the ending: “at least you are not alone.” Because it's true, you are not alone.
© Aaron S., Shelby, NC
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