Mr. Coker is my favorite teacher this year. He teaches 9th grade English.
Mr. Coker is one of the funniest, yet genuine teachers I have ever met. It's obvious just how much he cares for the kids. He always greets us with a smile on his face and makes learning fun and interesting.
I wish all my teachers could be like him. If it wasn't for Mr. Coker, I would dread going to school each and every day. Mama and Daddy think he's wonderful because he encourages his students and if one of us has a problem, he makes himself available to help us whenever it is needed.
My name is Danny. I am in the 9th grade here at Coleman High School here in Coleman, Georgia. I am 14 years old and live with my family; I have a mom, a step-dad (my real dad died three years ago to cancer; I still miss him; but then Mom met Garrett, and married him shortly thereafter). I have two step sisters, but I really don't get along with them; they say I'm too moody. I'm sorry; I can't help it. This time of year is hard for me; I still miss my dad very, very much.
When I grow up, I want to be a teacher like Mr. Coker. I don't mind the thought of going to college; if I could be half as good of a teacher as Mr. Coker is, then I would have it made!
My memory of Elias is intimate but brief; I asked him, "what happened, where are you taking me, who are you? Tell me!"
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Cherry doesn't know him from Adam, so is he real or is he fake?
Cherry and Adam are lonely in their new, separate worlds and hook up on social media, but that's when their problems start