JOURNALS

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This Term my goal was to journal every day until I got up to 20, and the minimum I chose was 16. I can happily say I got up to 17 while not on the target I was fairly close and I was happy with the outcome.

Most of my journals topic were taken from a website called Journal monkey. Journal Monkey is a website that provides journal prompts ranging from deep topics to self-discovery questions, giving great questions for me to answer instead of thinking of boring questions. 

Maths this term my goal was to reach year 10 level maths, I have had this goal for the entire year and I managed to go from 7 to 7.72 which I know is a good achievement.

Term 4 book

This book featured an overview of the Whitechapel murders case, including factual evidence and 17 different arguments as to the identity of Jack the ripper. it includes timestamps throughout the entire case, testimonies, police views. It is mostly a factual book rather than a story read to help understand the case further I watched a short video on the case to help with my book review which will be written soon.

1887- Despite a police investigation, the Ripper was never identified and the crimes remained unsolved.

Thoughts- personally I like crime novels/books although with this one I found it to be confusing due to all this evidence placed in this book I didn't know whether to look at the timeline or start with the witness statements or whether I could even read this without getting confused - so the conclusion is I don't recommend this unless you are a huge fan of the murders that occurred in the case and you want to know all the facts