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Claudia Puértolas 2nC ESO

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Wanda Pordoy 2nC ESO

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Les magasins Angel López

Les magasins sont très importants

Il y a du petits au très grands.

I y en a un qui est la boulangerie

Il y a aussi la boucherie et la fruiterie.

Je vouldrais aller au Carrefour

pour acheter un yogur,

et des biscuits

mais aussi des haricots cuits.

Aprés d’avoir acheter la nourriture

Je vouldrais aller chez Peugeot

pour acheter une voiture

et manger un entrecot.

Je vais a une salle du cafè

et je mange au canapé,

et aussi au restaurant

moins il est plus fatigant.

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Sergio Hurtado, 4thB

This is the story of a man who bought a pair of shoes.

He rst went to the shop, looked between all the shoes, and grabbed the ones he liked the

most.

When he got put, all people looked strange at him, as if he was a phantom, a zombie or an

unicorn, but he didn't really care.

He made his way back home, but, when he tried to open the door, the keys weren't in his

pocket. In fact, there wasn't any pocket, so there wasn't any mobile phone neither.

So he went out and stayed all night under a bridge.

A woman went to the police sta$on the same day to report something illegal.

-Are you sure that what you are telling me is true?

Yes it was, apparently.

The man who bought a pair of shoes was lately arrested, because he stole a pair of shoes.

Why? Well, he didn't have money, keys or a mobilephone. Why? Cause he was walking naked

in the middle of the street a*er he got out of the phsychiatric.

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There are novels that don't really start until some chapters have passed. Some lives are the same. That is why he didn't commit suicide, he hoped that an unexpected turn would make him want to live.
Ismael El Moraní (2 batx B)

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YOU ARE THE OWNER OF MY BEING                    

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YOU ARE THE OWNER OF MY BEING                    

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I love you and maybe I miss you. I didn't get out of home until your silhouette left my eyes, until your voice stopped speaking to me and until your smell was released from my body.
Aida Martín (2 batx B)