Hi Mr.S, this is my link for weRead.com: http://weread.com/profile/index.php?id=2C43DD0A-6871-4F8E-A7E6-CEF36CCDD80B

Hey everyone! Im going to talk about a book I have just read, titled "Nothing But The Truth:A Documentary Novel, By AVI". To summarise the story, it is basically about a ninth grade boy, named Philip Malloy. He is annoyed by his teacher, Miss Narwin and intentionally hums to the tune of the National Anthem when there was a rule, stating that all the students were to stand at repectful, silent attention. Miss Narwin, a dedicated teacher, throws Philip Malloy out of her class. After that, a man running for election for the school board uses it as an election cause and soon, the media is brought into the picture. Then, after things got out of hand, Philip Malloy transfers to a new school and Miss Narwin was also forced to leave the school. This book is written in the form of diaries of the characters throughout the whole book. I would say that this book is suitable for people of all ages and recommend it to my friends. That is about all now. Have a great night!

Reflection On Visit To The Army Museum

Wow. I just realised I have not been posting for a long time. So, here's my latest post. A reflection on my recent visit to the Singapore Army Museum.
Before visiting the Army Museum, I have no idea how important it is to have a strong army, especially in Singapore. As Singapore is a small country, surrounded by many large countries, we have to be constantly aware and prepared. After visiting the Army Museum, I came to realise that only with a strong army can we protect our citizens and finance, enabling our citizens to live a stable and comfortable life. Also, after this visit, I feel the need of shouldering the responsibility of protecting the country and a wish to grow up quickly to serve the National Service. I hope that the army of Singapore will remain as strong, with a group of elites protecting the country to ensure the safety of all the people of Singapore.