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Gwen Stefani - What You Waiting For? (Clean Version) (Official Music Video)

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Alice was sit with her sister, when suddenly she saw a rabbit that she decided to follow arriving to an strange place.

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Alice was sit with her sister, when a strange-talking rabbit appeared, she followed it , but she fell down through an "infinite rabbit hole". After falling she found a drink that put DRINK  ME , she drank it and turn 10 inches high  and she passed through a very tiny door into a very beautyful garden.

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Alice was sit with her sister when a, very stranger rabbit appeared and talk with her. She decided to follow but she fell down in a infinite hole. After falling her found a bottle that put DRINK ME, and she drank and passed a tiny door and when she walked to the door she discovered a beautiful garden.

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Alice was with her sister reading a very bored book, so she decided to have a walk. While she was walking, she saw a vey corius rabbit, so without thinking it she followed the rabbit. Unfortunately she fell down into a very deep dark hole. When she reached the soil, she went through some small doors. Next, she saw a little bottle in which was written: DRINK ME. So she drank it. After that, she bacame very small. She realised that she did not take a very little key to oppen a very little door she needed to go through to reach a garden. So she started to cry.

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Alice was sit with her sister, they were reading a bored book, so Alice decide to walk. When she was walking she saw an unusual rabbit. Later she decided to follow him. The rabbit pop down in a rabbit-hole, later Alice also jump through the hole. She was falling through a dark hole much time. When she arrived the end of the hole, she was located in a rare room. In this room was objects like a little bottle in which was written: DRINK ME. Next to this, she saw a gold key. But she decided to drink the little bottle. Later she converted in a small person. Thanks to that she can passed through a tiny door. When she walked to the door Alice discovered a wonderful garden. 

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Alice was sit with her sister, they were reading a bored book, so Alice decide to walk. When she was walking she saw an unusual rabbit. Later she decided to follow him. The rabbit pop down in a rabbit-hole, later Alice also jump through the hole. She was falling through a dark hole much time. When she arrived the end of the hole, she was located in a rare room. In this room was objects like a little bottle in which was written: DRINK ME. Next to this, she saw a gold key. But she decided to drink the little bottle. Later she converted in a small person. Thanks to that she can passed through a tiny door. When she walked to the door Alice discovered a wonderful garden. 

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Alice, was bored with her sister, and she Saw a rabbit and decided to follow It arriving to a very strange place underearth.

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“Do cats eat bats? Do cats eat bats?”

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"I wonder if I shall fall right through the Earth! How funny It'll seem to come out among the people that walk with their heads downward! The antipathies, I think."

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Share your favourite quotes from every chapter and rate others'

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I like the quote when Alice pop down in the rabbit-hole and when she was falling down, she was thinking about her cat and family.

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Alice was sitting with her sister, when she saw a white rabbit and she decided to follow, but she ended up in a very strange place where strange things will happen to her.

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She felt that she was dozing off, and had just begun to dream that she was walking hand in hand with Dinah, and saying to her very earnestly, “Now, Dinah, tell me the truth: did you ever eat a bat?”

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My favourite quote of the first chapter is when Alica was falling down in the rabbit-hole. She thought about that her family wouldn't say nothing about falling down the stairs of her house and they would say she was really brave for getting into the rabbit-hole.

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My favourite quote of the chapter 1
My favourite quote is what is the use of a book without pictures. Because you can like that don't have pictures.

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''Now, Dinah, tell me the truth, have you ever eat bat?''

Because it is the kind of thing i would say to my pet.

Pd: I don't have a pet :'(

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Alice was sitting with her sister, when a strange talking rabbit appeared and spoke with her, she decided to follow her but fell into a magic hole, after falling she found a bottle that said “drink me”and she drank and that's why she could enter through a door that overlooked a garden

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"Now, Dinah, tell me the truth: did you ever eat a bat?"
I like this phrase because I find it very funny that she is asking her cat the question that she kept asking herself.

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Do you think you could manage it?) ‘And what an ignorant little girl she’ll think me for asking! No, it’ll never do to ask: perhaps I shall see it written up somewhere.’

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My favourite quote from chapter one was when Alice pop into the hole and was falling down, because the way the author explained it was fantastic. It transmited me a very relaxing feeling. Also I liked the quote when she saw the rabbit, because it was very funny to me. Another reason of why did that rubbit seemed to me so funny is its colours and its jacket.

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My favourite quite in chapter one was 'for It might end, you know'.

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Alice was tired of being sitting when she saw a White Rabbit with pink eyes running. Alice heard the Rabbit say to itself "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!, the Rabbit took out a watch from its waistcoat-pocket and looked at it worried, Alice followed it to a pop down in a rabbit-hole. Alice went on and she started to fall down very deep. Suddenly she fall into sticks and leaves. She saw the Rabbit that got in a long and low hall. There were doors around the hall, but all were locked. She saw a table where was a key, and then she found a door. Alice opnened the door and she saw a beautiful garden. But she was very big. Then she found a small bottle with a paper label, "DRINK ME", in the table. Alice drank it. She became smaller. When she arrived she forgot the key. She tried to get up in the tabe but she couldn't. Then she found a small cake with the words "EAT ME". She finished the cake.

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Alice was sitting with her sister when she suddenly saw a rabbit. She decided to follow him since the rabbit did strange things, what she didn´t know was,that following the rabbit,she would fall through a hole and reach a place where many things would happen to she.

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When she enter in the rabbit hole. Because she don't know where she is going to appear.

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‘Curioser and curioser’

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One day Alicia was with her sister in the field, very bored.  When she suddenly saw a rabbit she was in a hurry, looking at her watch.  She decided to follow him, and fell down her burrow.  As she was falling she remembered her cat Dinah of her as she was falling, when she finished falling she saw a small door and a key on a table.  But with her size she couldn't fit through the small door so she realized that on the table there was a bottle that said "drink me".  She drank from the bottle and started to get smaller, but she forgot to take the key from the table.  But there was a cake that said "eat me" and as she ate it, she got bigger.

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Who seemed to be a person of authority among them, call out, "Sit down, all of you, and listen to me" I will soon make you dry enough.

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I think —’ (she was rather glad therewas no one listening, thistime, as it didn’t sound at all the right word) ‘— but I shall haveto ask them what the name of the country is, you know. Please,Ma’am, is this New Zealand or Australia?’ (and she tried to curtseyas she spoke — fancy curtseying as you’re falling through the air! Do you thinkyou could manage it?) ‘And what an ignorant little girl she’llthink me for asking! No, it’ll never do to ask: perhaps I shall seeit written up somewhere.’

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``I’ll try the whole cause, and condemn you to death.´´

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‘'and why it is that you hate-C and D?' I like it because the fact of only put the first letter un orden not to ofend the Mouse is FUNNY.:)

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"Nobody seems to like her, down here, and I'm sure she's the best cat in the world! Oh, my dear Dinah! I wonder if I shall ever see you anymore.

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"Curiouser and curiouser"

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I like so much this chapter, it was very interesting, I give it a 9.

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"Found what?"

"Found it"

Because it is like the question bothers you and you just want to make fun of the person that asked it.

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CHAPTER 3 QUOTES:
I like it when Alicia said: Oh, my dear Dinah! I wonder if I shall ever see you any more!

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CHAPTER 3 RATING
I give this chapter an 8.

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My favourite quote from chapter 3, is when the Dodo and all the animals left were doing the Cacus-Race and after a half-hour they stopped doing it, and the Dodo said: We all won.
I like it because it has all the reason: Nobody in this life loses.

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"The best way to explain it is to do it."

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Instead of sitting to dry off, do sports and you will get it sooner.

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‘the best way to explain it is to do it.’

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I give this chapter a 9.

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Alice was sitting with her sister on a bench, when she saw a rabbit and decided to follow it to a very strange place.

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“Everybody has won, and all must have prizes.”

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Alice was sitting with her sister, when she found a strange talking rabbit and Alice decided to follow the rabbit but unfortunately it fell into a magic hole, and a small door with a key but she could not enter because it was too big but she drank a bottle magic that said "drink me" and it started to get smaller and I can go in and then she realized that she had forgotten the key

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Alice was sitting with her sister, when she found a strange talking rabbit and Alice decided to follow the rabbit but unfortunately it fell into a magic hole, and a small door with a key but she could not enter because it was too big but she drank a bottle magic that said "drink me" and it started to get smaller and I can go in and then she realized that she had forgotten the key

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"I'm sure she's the best cat in the world!"

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This chapter of the book has been one of my favorites because it has been very interesting for me, I give it a 9

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Cut their heads off!!

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My favourite quote is in the chapter 1.
What is the use of a book without pictures. Because you can like one that don't have pictures.

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``Take care of the sense, and the sounds will take care of themselves.´´

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Cut their heads off

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"The more there is of mine, the less there is of yours.’”

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Birds of the same flock fly together.

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You're thinking about something, my dear, and that makes you forget to talk.

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Everything has a moral behind.

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Alice heard the King say in a low voice, to the company generally, “You are all pardoned.” “Come, that’s a good thing!” she said to herself.

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“Be what you would seem to be”

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"let's go on with the game"

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I won't have any pepper in my kitchen at al

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``Well if I must, I must´´

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Everything's got a moral, if only you can find it

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"what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations?"

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“So he did, so he did,”

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“I wish you wouldn’t squeeze so.”

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Alice quite hungry look at them. "I wish they´d get the trial done"

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"Well if I must, I must"

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“It isn’t mine,”

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"I beg pardon, your Majesty for bringing these in: but I hadn't finished my tea when I was sent for."

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I grow at a resonable pace .

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"Consider your verdict," the king said to the jury.

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My favourite quote of chapter 11 is when Alice is growing in height very fast and a creature said: "Stop growing please".

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I don't know why but my favourite quote was: "Your Majesty must cross-examine this witness".

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"I wish you wouldn't squeeze so".

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‘Don’t talk nonsense’

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PODCAST: Discussing ALICE IN WONDERLAND (chapters 1-11)

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PODCAST: Discussing ALICE IN WONDERLAND (chapters 1-11)

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PODCAST ABOUT THE END OF THE BOOK: SPOILER ALERT!

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PODCAST ABOUT THE END OF THE BOOK: SPOILER ALERT!

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The end of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland". SPOILER ALERT!

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Escucha y descarga los episodios de British Talks BOOK CLUBBING gratis. The end of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. SPOILER ALERT! El alumnado de 2º de ESOC hace un debate último sobre el final del libro que leemos... Programa: British Talks BOOK CLUBBING. Canal: Onda Al-Qazeres.

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PODCAST: Alice in wonderland. book club in librarium: discussion of chapters 1-11

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PODCAST: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Wonderful Review by Paula Bote Andrada

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PODCAST: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Wonderful Review by Paula Bote Andrada

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ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Wonderful Review by Paula Bote Andrada

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Escucha y descarga los episodios de British Talks BOOK CLUBBING gratis. ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Wonderful Review by Paula Bote Andrada ESO2 YOU CANNOT MISS IT! Programa: British Talks BOOK CLUBBING. Canal: Onda Al-Qazeres. Tiempo: 02:38 Subido 23/04 a las 11:52:38 69020970

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PODCAST: Starting our own book club in LIBRARIUM: rough diamonds

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PODCAST: Starting our own book club in LIBRARIUM: rough diamonds

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Starting our own book club: rough diamonds

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Escucha y descarga los episodios de British Talks BOOK CLUBBING gratis. En el grupo de 2º de ESO C hemos comenzado un club de lectura en Librarium. Estamos leyendo, como os comentamos en este podcast, LAS AVENTURAS DE ALI... Programa: British Talks BOOK CLUBBING. Canal: Onda Al-Qazeres.

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'You're a very poor speaker'

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"Come, my head's free at last!"

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I liked when someone sing :
"Twinkle, twinkle, little bat!
How I wonder what you're at! "

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Learning idioms thanks to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”, by María José Díaz Vidarte #ESO2 #LITERACY

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A few weeks ago, and thanks to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, our 2EC students learnt about hyperboles . This week, and thanks to Ali…

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The students of ESO3 have started working in the Literacy class in a Project that unfolds with the analysis of a film: . So the first step is watching the film; but, what can film add to the learning experience? that "Alice in Wonderland"Kieran Donaghy, who won the British Council's TeachingEnglish blog award explains in https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/film is such a good resource for the literacy class. There are a number of reasons, he states, why film is an excellent teaching and learning tool:

While working on this project, our students will develop certain skills, and understanding: They will understand that films can be subject to deep and broad interpretation in a variety of ways - that there is no single right answer and that the textual evidence (they will role-play some dialogues from the actual book " Alice in Wonderland", by Lewis Carroll) can lead to multiple destinations. In addition our s tudents will be comfortable with nonsense and complex textual jokes, and they will be able to interpret puns and puzzles. They will became "language analysers".

I may buy some pop-corn for the next session!

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Project Based Learning: Alice in Wonderland (ESO3)

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The students of ESO3 have started working in the Literacy class in a Project that unfolds with the analysis of a film: . So the first step is watching the film; but, what can film add to the learning experience?

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WARMING UP: Post-reading discussion. Connecting Cinema and Books: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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@radioedu @ondaalqázeres BOOK CLUB IN LIBRARIUM: Analysis of Chapters 1-11 of Alice's in Wonderland

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LISTEN TO OUR STUDENTS DISCUSSING CHAPTERS 1-11 in this podcast ! @radioedu @ondaalqázeres BOOK CLUB IN LIBRARIUM: Analysis of Chapters 1-11...

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#BookClubbing The Ending of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" podcast (SPOILER ALERT!)

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A few days ago 2EC students were asked to grab a short quote from chapter 10 in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and create an image about it to which they had to add other images and/or text to express their feelings when reading it. Here is the result.

Teacher María José D. V.

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Our LIBRARIUM Book Club: Chapter 10 booksnaps with María José D. V.

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A few days ago 2EC students were asked to grab a short quote from chapter 10 in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and create an image about it to which they had to add other images and/or text to express their feelings when reading it. Here is the result. Teacher María José D.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland BOOK REVIEW by Paula Bote (Happy World Book Day)

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Many digital book clubs have sprouted up across the globe due to the Pandemic, allowing people to interact, discuss, question or just share views on ongoing readings. From now on, we will be using our online 7th period as an excuse to read, understand and connect with the magic within the fantasy world of "Alice in Wonderland", using the Librarium platform. Yay! Here's the first podcast on our Book Club, that you can now listen to in Onda Al-Qázeres, our radio station in RADIOEDU.

This is the very first podcast of our BOOK CLUB in ESO2.

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Our Virtual Book Club in Librarium: Rough diamonds

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Many digital book clubs have sprouted up across the globe due to the Pandemic, allowing people to interact, discuss, question or just share views on ongoing readings. From now on, we will be using our online 7th period as an excuse to read, understand and connect with the magic within the fantasy world of "Alice in Wonderland", using the Librarium platform.