The+Homework+Machine

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Characters
**Kelsey Donnelly** : Much like the slacker Sam (Snikwad), Kelsey is not a fan of school, much less of homework. Even though she is a C student, she feels homework is a huge waste of time, just like the rest of the D squad. Kelsey is one of those people that cares about herself but not only herself and doesn’t think about what other people say about her. I think everyone judges Kelsey on first impressions a little too much, I mean, what would you think of a girl with pink hair, a bellybutton ring, and a nasty attitude? I don’t think that’s a person I would want to be around. But then it turns out that Kelsey was a really kind person.
 * Sam Dawkins:** Or Snikwad, one of the people that the Homework Machine (Belch) got in trouble. He isn't the brightest crayon in the box, so he has hated homework, and it didn't take a moment for him to come up with the idea that the D squad should all be able to share the machine. He discovered later that it wasn't a very good idea. Everyone thought that Snik was as hard a rock, but when his Dad died in war, they figured out that was not exactly true.

The book was told by all of the characters in the book-just at different times. Every paragraph or so it would switch the characters- there was hardly any dialogue in the book, the author would just change the characters when he wanted someone else to talk. I think that it was a very good idea for the author to come up with.

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