Question

WRITE THE SUMMARY OF ME,MYSELF AND I.​

Answer 1

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What is the mysterious big machine the one the famous Professor Poplov calls "Pandora's Box"in the offlimits high security storage room? Sixteen-year-old electronics whiz J.J. Russell would never have dreamed of sneaking a look if he hadn't, by accident, seen the Professor produce a very peculiar "holographic image" with the secret machine--and if it hadn't happened on a Very Bad Day.

J.J. started college at the age of twelve, and is now the only research assistant alllowed into the top-secret Lab C, but when it comes to the blonde, beautiful girl next door, Apollonia "Polly" Armbruster, he's more sappy than smart. Now he's discovered that she's two-timing him with the good-looking "Max the Shark," J.J.'s chief rival for scientific honors. J.J.'s world is in pieces But when he discovers that Pandora's Box is a time machine, he dreams up a way to even the score. He never stops to wonder why the machine is named after the mythical box of troubles Pandora loosed upon the world, and so finds himself in a serious pickle and in the middle of a mystery that HAS to be solved

Answer 2

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☑️ A fresh, funny and heart-wrenching story about human connection and the power of friendship.

For Denis Murphy, life is fine. He carefully avoids physical human contact and social situations, and sticks to a strict daily routine. It's his way of coping with the tragedy that changed his life seven years ago. Really, his only problem is the four monsters he has for roommates, a ragtag bunch determined to create chaos in his otherwise orderly world. Then Rebecca, Denis's enigmatic ex-girlfriend from his former life, returns to town. Shocked to meet the new Denis, she becomes fixated on bringing back the funny, charismatic man she once loved. But as she helps Denis rediscover the person he used to be, he is forced to confront the demons that share his house, and his head.

By turns heartbreaking and heartwarming, Me, Myself and Them deftly explores mental illness with compassion and in entirely original terms. With wit and charm, Dan Mooney offers a wholly new perspective on the effects of grief and the power of human connection.