We are [not] les mis

To sart off I feel  like my group is working really hard and finishing our stuff in our lit circle. We are all communicating really well and using our knowledge   to be prepared to turn something good in. My fellow peers are honestly helping me out when I have trouble with the reading they are the reason I believe our lit circle will turn out awesome.

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