I am warning you now, to stop reading this immediately. I said stop. Fine, since you are so persistent. It will start the beginning with a quote by Pseudonymous Bosch, “Xxxx xxxx x xxxx, xxxxx xxx x xxx xxx x xxxx. Xxxx xxxx xxxx x xxxxx xxxx xx Xxxxxxx. Xxxx xxxxx xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx xxx Xxx-Xxxxxx. Xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxx xxx,” chapter one of the book, The Title of this Book is Secret. Sorry, I am not allowed to tell you the true meaning of this quote that I am using for the hook. Yeah, I know, I said I would tell you but this obviously is a secret story, it is already dangerous to even read the title. But if you want to understand it, you will have to read the whole thing first but just know I already warned you. Curiosity, it is one of the …show more content…
He adds humor and adventure to the story to make readers feel like they need to finish the series, in chapter eight, “I’ve also decided not to repeat the terrible threats that Dr. L and Ms. Mauvais screamed when they realized that Cass was holding the magician’s notebook because it would only give you nightmares. Neither will I describe how that creepy couple searched the neighborhood for over an hour while Cass and Max-Ernest hid terrified in the bushes—although I will tell you there was an especially scary moment when Dr. L and Ms. Mauvais were standing only inches from Cass and Max-Ernest.” He does this on purpose and that can be proven by the second book title, if you are reading this, it is too late. In the article, Curious about curiosity? The science behind enquiring minds, written by C.B.C said, “’Curiosity is what motivates us to learn what is true in the world. It comes when we feel a gap between what we know and what we want to know,’ said Kachur. ‘You can think of it like a mental itch, and the only way to scratch the itch is to seek out new knowledge.’” People love to be curious and to learn the …show more content…
From the article, Curious about curiosity? The science behind enquiring minds, written by C.B.C said, “’We know for sure that brain chemistry changes when we get curious,’ said Kachur. ‘The piqued interest requires activation of centres of the brain called the ventral tegmental area and nucleus accumbens — both areas involved in regulating the sensation of reward.’ So it literally feels good to be curious and to learn.” Since curiosity helps us learn and how much humans loved to be curious, authors uses people’s curiosity to get them to read their