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Ming the hidden is a good book you should read it some time

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I'm reading the Titanic. It's a you choose book and it shows which part you want to do like flip to page 91 for the crash. It's a really good book and it shows details about what really happend during 1912

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It is about a magic boy but he dust know that in until he goes on a trip

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I am reading the cover up. It is about two teenage kids who are reporters in the super bowl and are trying to prove that Dr.Snow is trying to cover up that some of the players on his team did not use steroids.

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My book is among the hidden and it is about

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I am reading a book called Rush for the Gold. It is about Stevie Thomas and how his girlfriend, Susan Carol, is swimming in the Olympics. They have run into trouble like they have in the series before. They caught this guy named Bobby Maurice talking to one of the Susan Carol's opponents. Their friend Chip Graber is helping them get to the bottom of it, too. Bobby Maurice told Chip that one of the competitors was " taken care of", when Chip asked him what if she won.

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I am reading there's something in the water/
I survived shark attacks of 1916, it is
A good  book because Chet the main character loves swimming  in the creek but he sees a feen in the water.

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I am reading The
Contract and it's about Derek jeter and he's mad because the coaches son got the position that Derek wanted

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I am reading Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkaban

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This week, I read this nonfiction article on where middle names come from. It was so interesting!

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Today's Wonder of the Day was inspired by Cole from Sydney Nova Scotia, FL. Cole Wonders, " Why do people have middle names? " Thanks for WONDERing with us, Cole!

Alexander Graham Bell. Edgar Allan Poe. Jamie Lee Curtis. Johann Sebastian Bach. Martin Luther King. Robert Louis Stevenson. What do all of these people have in ?

Yes, they're . You've heard of all of them. In fact, you might be with their inventions, books, movies, and music. But there's something else they . They all go by three names, their first, middle, and last!

If you look around at your friends and family members, how many of their middle names do you know? Chances are you don't know the middle names of many of even your closest friends and family members.

Yet there are certain people whose middle name you do know because they are known by all three of their names. For example, if we mentioned a named Frank Wright or a named Stevie Vaughn, you might know that their middle names are Lloyd and Ray, respectively .

While nearly everyone you come across today has a middle name, things weren't always that way. None of the pilgrims on the Mayflower had a middle name. George Washington was just George Washington. In fact, of the first 17 presidents, only three had middle names.

So where did this of giving children three names come from? The "middle name" has been traced back to a Harvard University publication from 1835. The of giving children a middle name goes back much further than that, though.

Historians note that the ancient Romans often gave multiple names to nobles and other important people. This seems to have died out for a while until it was revived in Europe in the Middle Ages.

European aristocrats began giving children lengthy names as a way of denoting their societal status and setting them apart from others. Some people began to the in order to elevate their status in society.

Others simply had trouble choosing between giving their children a family name or a saint's name. Giving a child a middle name allowed them to do both.

When the population across Europe and the United States boomed in the 19 th century, middle names started becoming much more for a practical reason: middle names helped distinguish one person from another.

While only around five percent of Americans born in the Revolutionary War era had middle names, nearly all Americans had one by 1900. When World War I erupted, middle names were so that the United States armed forces enlistment form became the first official government document to contain a space for a middle name.

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Today's Wonder of the Day was inspired by Cole from Sydney Nova Scotia, FL. Cole Wonders, " Why do people have middle names? " Thanks for WONDERing with us, Cole! Alexander Graham Bell. Edgar Allan Poe. Jamie Lee Curtis. Johann Sebastian Bach. Martin Luther King. Robert Louis Stevenson.