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A letter of Gratitude

This morning, I woke up to a pretty funny text message.

Dear Kylee,
I would like to show my appreciation towards you and your gift you bestowed upon me at the beginning of junior year. The enlightenment of knowledge through the hunger games was ever inspiring. I have recently ventured back from the premier of Catching Fire and it was AMAZING! Once again thank you for showing me the books and being educated before the movies were out. I am ever in your debt, and may the odds be err in your favor. Love, Cameron. District 13

This made me feel proud and laugh pretty hard. At the beginning of Junior year, we had to read a book every Wednesday and Cameron said something to the affect of, hey you read books, you should pick me one. So I scoured my bookshelves trying to pick the perfect one. I narrowed it down to The Giver, Ender's Game, and the Hunger Games. I was really hoping he'd pick one of the other two, but he picked the Hunger Games and then devoured it. It was awesome to watch and I felt so proud, I got the guy who never reads to read a book!

This text also made my day because he never texts more than three words. Hahaha!

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  1. SamaraDecember 9, 2013 at 10:32 PM

    Ahh, you're the one who showed Cameron Hunger Games haha. He makes me laugh.

    I think I should check out The Giver; I've never heard of it before. But if it's placed with Hunger Games and Ender's Game, that's a good sign :)

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