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The Condensed Life Of Braden Andersen Character Analysis

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The Condensed Life of Braden Andersen Meet Braden Anderson, his prefered time of day is exactly midnight. He enjoys eating at the restaurant Pietro 's from time to time. If he could lives inside any TV show it would be Gravity Falls. Braden believes that if he were to be reincarnated into any animal it would be a wolf. He would like to travel to Alaska at some point in his life. Braden 's opinion on Canadian bacon is that it taste good, even though the right answer was that it 's just round pieces of ham. On a typical night, he gets seven to eight hours of sleep. Almost exactly what the doctor orders. Out of all the historical figures/celebrities Elvis Presley is Braden 's favorite. Braden is the most fond of his pointer figure. Winter is

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