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Think about;

where is the author from?

when was he born?

is he married/does he have children?

has he written many other books/stories?

is he a successful writer?

anything else?

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This should be like telling a story.  Make it interesting, and link your sentences together.  Do not give away the ending, or any surprises that may ruin the book for another person.

E.g.  The book relates how..
The plot focuses on..
The story begins/concerns/ is about...
The plot has an unexpected twist...

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Describe one of the  characters from the story. 

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Describe one of the  characters from the story. 

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Choose a character each, and post an individual response below.

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Add a list of interesting words from the story.

Include their word forms and their definitions

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What do you think is the message of the story?

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Have you noticed differences between the story and the video?

If so, what are they?

Is it a good representation of the story?

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What did you think about the book?  Don’t repeat your summary here; explain how the book made you feel / what it made you think.

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Roald Dahl, a British novelist, was born on 13 September 1916. He married with an American actress and they had 5 children. He has written many books. For instance, Charlie and the chocolate factory ,The BFG, The witches and many other famous children novels. He is such a success writer that he has been referred to as

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He is a very successful writer. The first reason is because he had already gotten so many awards. His awards for contribution to literature include the 1983 World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement, and the British Book Awards'. He also had a deep influence on children. He has been referred to as "one of the greatest storytellers for children of the 20th century"

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The story begins with describing the setting of the house. When the husband came back, he was tired and whiny with a bad temper. The wife was shocked by the massage that her husband told her, which was he wanted to break up with her. She was hopeless that she cannot feel anything and when she saw the leg of the lamb, she came up with the idea to kill him with it. After her criminal behaviour, she was sober and clear that she acted the normal behaviour as previous. She went to grocery shop and acted as nothing had happened. When she came back, she called the police. After they search the house but had no discovery, she invited them to have the lamb...

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The wife is a very clever and cunning woman. She is a wife of a detective so that she know how to pretend herself and the environment like normal. Although she was shocked and felt hopeless after she knew the bad news, and then she just found the leg on the lamb by accident and kill her husband without any preparation or plan, she still can calm down immediately and make Sam believe her she shouldn't be the murderer. She shows she great ability of responding the emergency.

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The husband in the story was mighty and offish. He showed his cold and detached to the wife after he arrived home. He always obey the wife to do something and showed his dissatisfy though his wife was meek that she never showed opposite opinion, did all the housework wonderfully, kept a warm and clean home and breading his children.

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After reading this book, I feel a little uncomfortable and scared. The plot of this book is very strange and unpredictable. Because at first, the story started at a warm house and I can feel that the wife likes her husband very much. Maybe just because of this, after her husband said the bad news, she can't accept it at all and wanted to kill him. But I'm curious about the theme of the story. The wife is the murderer, but she didn't catch by the police and have the punishment. So what the story wants to tell us? Maybe even you beat the laws, you can also escape easily if you are clearly enough. Of course not. I think a story should tell us a positive and energetic meaning. Maybe it just wants to us that don't hurt the people around you. But are there any other meanings if this story?

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According to the story, though the wife did everything perfectly, the men also want to divorce with her, which may show that men have higher status than women at that time that they have the absolute dominant right to determine the marriage.

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The book makes me feel annoyed when I saw what the husband do and say to his pregnant wife. In my perspective, this story shows that women’s status is lower than men at that time. Since the husband came back home, he assumed his bad temper to the wife though he clearly knew she was pregnant. When the wife wanted to save the situation, he refuted with strong language. In addition, divorce seemed to be shameful as the wife nearly breakdown when she heard the bad news, which was the reason that pushed her to have the ultra action. Furthermore, the wife was so smart that she knew feeding up the child by her own may be better and being a widow was better than being divorced. And she used a trick to let the police distroyed the proofs by themselves.

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Initially, the reason why the husband wanted to separate with the wife is different. In the story, it just said the husband want to divorce with her, whereas in the movie, the reason was the husband started dating with a new girl Barbara. Next, the plot order of this two vision is different. The book is developed in time order, while in the movie, it is developed with narration intercepted with flashbacks.

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Giggle: v. laugh lightly and repeated in manytimes

Weary:adj.  feeling or showing extreme tiredness

Congeal:v.  being semi-solid, especially on cooling

strongish:adj the same meaning as strong, but it is a little strong

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Some good points here, but some further clarification would have been good.