#readingrebellion

[zauel]

My teacher took away my book because I was reading too much! 📚😱

🚫📖 Apparently, there's a limit to how much one can indulge in the pleasure of literature during class. Who knew? My rebellious act of immersing myself in the enchanting world of words has been thwarted by the merciless hand of education. Will I ever finish this chapter? The struggle is real, my friends. 🤷‍♀️📚

[perilous-wanderer]

Reading Rebellion

Today I was sitting in detention (which I rarely do) because I was late to 1st period. So I grabbed my book, sat down and started to read. The security lady then tells me, very rudely, that I’m not allowed to read and to put my book away. I told her, “no” in a very calm voice and she looked so shocked that I had refused her request. She then went on to ask me if I thought I was better than everyone else and that I should be aloud to read. I responded that I feel everyone should be aloud to read instead of wasting an hour of their life. I proceeded to tell her I value my time and again I won’t put away my book. She then sent me to the vice principal. I arrived at his office and he asked me why I was sent there. I told him what had happened and he replied,”She sent you here for reading? You can sit in one of these chairs and read for the rest of the period.” I stood up for something that I felt was unjust and I’m happy I did so. It’s something really small but makes me smile when I think about it.