I just need to know what will happen between them now. I think dinner’s already getting served but I must listen to one more CD. He recorded himself talking about how he met Vanessa at the airport, and I can’t stop listening. And I gotta say, they’re really addicting. The treasure he left me are a ton of CDs’ and I already listened to one. I still think about what happened back then. I wished I would get a big one with a view to the courtyard, but I’ve got the tiniest of all. It was nice meeting Tad again, but I’m already stressed out by that Tragedy Paper, I’ll have to write. Today I arrived at my school again after the holidays. It didn't affect a lot of people it only affected some of the people who were at the school and a couple families. But they also tell the story of what led to the horrible accident that happened in the year before.Īfter I read the book, I am now wondering what a diary entry by Duncan could look like. The Tragedy Paper is the title of the book, the tragedy paper, an accurate title Click the card to flip No, because it wasn't a tragedy. The CDs’ tell the story of Tim Macbeth, an outsider, falling in love with the nice girl Vanessa, who has a jerk boyfriend. These provide the perfect story for Duncan’s Tragedy Paper every student must write in their senior year. The treasure Tim left behind for him are a bunch of CDs’ recorded by Tim. And of course, Duncan gets this room, but it might not be as bad as he thought.
It’s the tiniest and darkest room and the year before, an albino, Tim Macbeth, lived in it.
However, there is one room nobody wants to live in. The seniors from the last year leave a kind of ‘treasure’ behind in their rooms for the next seniors. The book is about a boy named Duncan Meade who attends “The Irving School”, a boarding school in New York, as a senior. I enjoyed every second of reading this book. When I started reading the first page I immediately got sucked in and I couldn’t stop.
It was first published in 2013 in the United States. “The Tragedy Paper” is a book by Elizabeth LaBan.
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