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1. Me (Tim)
Hey, I'm Tim, great to see you here, from now I'm going to run this blog to tell you about the books I'm reading. In this case it's going to be "Dead Poets Society" from N. H. Kleinbaum. This Blog is a school project and I‘m gonna write posts, where I'll keep you up to date about the story and my opinion about the book. I hope I can improve my writing and grammar skills.

 2.The Book
This blog is all about the book "Dead Poets Society". It's about the life of some students, that suddenly becomes exciting when their eccentric new English teacher apperars. Inspired by him, who taught them to enjoy life in every way, they revive their old organisation called "Dead Poets Society". They meet in a hidden cave outside the campus and revel in the recital of all kinds of poetry. The boys start to be true to each other and everything seems to be turning out fine. Then a tragedy happens!!

 Okay, I hope you liked this little preview.
See you next week
Tim

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