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I've started a new book called "The maze runner". I've already seen the film, and as I enjoyed it so much, I have decided to read the book, which may be better than the movie.

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'sup, mates? You must be wondering what my talent is. Well, I'm the fastest paper-wrapper of all Carrefour. I'm capable of managing the presents of a 50-person-long queue in just a whisper.

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You must start reading from the end.

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In the summer of 2007, my family and I went on holiday to visit my cousin Januzs, in Denmark. We went to Knuthenborg Safari Park (an immense open-air zoo), where we could feel as if in an African Safari.

As we entered, we saw animals all over the place, first ponies, then goats and donkeys, and as we walked in, llamas and bigger animals, but the only thing I could think about was the big tiger "Bobby".

As soon as we could, we got on a chairlift, because it was the only way people could see the most dangerous animals.

All of a sudden, the chairlift stopped after what sounded like a "crack" (the cable went a bit loose, and the chairlift dropped to about 3 metres from the ground!!!), and Bobby the tiger, that was exactly bellow us, got nervous started to roar because of the shouts of the people. Immediately, he looked up, and he saw my cousin eating some pizza, so he started to jump towards us. My little sister and my mom started to shout, because he grabbed the cable with his claw and the chairlift started to move.

Finally,  one of the zoo's caregivers came into the tiger's habitat and gave him some food so it got calmed. Later the chairlift began to work, and everyone felt relief. I will never forget my 5 year-old sister's face hahah

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HOW DID WE DECIDE TO DO IT
One day, Sara and I were waiting for my mom to come and pick us from our high school. We were bored, so we started playing a game in which one of us had to say a random word, and the other had to sing a song in english or in spanish with that word on the lyrics. That's how we decided we could do a funny game for an english class.

THE GAME
We wrote the name of 6 music bands on enough pieces of paper for everybody, and we gave them to them randomly in order to make 6 groups.
At home, we had chosen 12 well-known songs, so it wouldn't be very difficult for anybody to guess them.
We just played a few seconds of each song.
The game consisted in listening to a few songs and to guess:
-1st round: they had to guess the artist or the title of the song.
The groups that guessed every title or artist, made it to the next round.
-2nd round:  they had to guess both the title and the author.
-3rd round: they had to guess the author, the title and to continue the lyrics.

The bands were:
The Beatles
Green day
American authors
The corss
The lumineers
My chemical romance

The songs were:
Hey jude - The Beatles
Halo - Beyoncé
The final Countdown - Europe
Man in the mirror - MJ
Fireball - Pitbull
Viva la vida - Coldplay
Where is the love - The Black Eyed Peas
When I was your man - Bruno Mars
The winner takes it all - Abba
Bad Romance - Lady Gaga
A whole knew world - Aladdin
We are the champions - Queen

PERSONAL OPINION
I think the game was cool, some people told us at the end of the class that they had enjoyed it, so I'm glad they liked it. Appart from giving some music culture, the game could also improve their pronunciation and fluency

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Since we were children, we have always aimed at being popular, rich and famous some day, but, are we really aware of the consequences that becoming a star could mean?

On the one hand, it is true that fame opens doors. If you are good at something, people will always encourage you to keep doing it, to be better and better at it until your idols become your partners. Becoming a celebrity means earning a fortune while you do what you're good at; moreover, it could also mean traveling all around the world showing your talent, being in the spotlight, meeting other famous people, having a crowd that will always support you...

But, on the other hand, it also means hard work. First of all, nowadays some kids are raised as "machines", they've been taught how to play instruments or how to be number one at sports from a very young age. This means that everybody wants glory, so it's difficult to succeed as a unique talent in a society full of dreamers. And then, if you make it to the top, you will find yourself surrounded by criticism, bodyguards and paparazzi (that won't ever let you live a private life), or with not enough free time for your family and friends. Besides, a celebrity has to be very careful with everything she says, because many times they are considered as role models.

In conclusion, as long as you balance your life in order to be happy, being famous can offer you a pretty enriching lifestyle, but it requires a lot of patience, self-confidence, willpower and strength.

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They think the horse could have gone to Capleton, and since they had only checked in the big city, they will go there to see if they find something.

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The gipsies had a competition horse too, that always wemt second. Its trainer, Silas Brown, was no friend to Straker.
Holmes wants to see what Straker had on his pockets.

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They are checking the place, examining the crime scene. They found gipisies's traces all around the stable, and they think that the gipisies may have seen the horse.

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Sherlock and Holmes just arrived to the city, and now they're talking to Colonel Ross, the owner, about Straker's knife while they drive to the place.

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They have a suspect, Fitzroy Simpson. He was a good man, or, at least, he seemed to be one. He had bet thousands of dollars on the victory of the horse which was against the favourite.
Watson suggested that the trainer could have been killed with his own knife.
Holmes supports Watson, and thinks that Fitzroy could have a duplicated key, so he was able to open the stable door and steal the horse, all that having drugged the lad before.

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The lad clearly said that he had closen the door before running to find Mr Straker. The only scape was a window, but the man couldn't had been able to go through it, beacuse it was really small for him.
While that took place, the owners of the horse were under drugs because of the thief (they were asleep).

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The case: A horse has been stolen, and the thief also killed the trainer. How did this happen? Someone got into the stables and the lad who takes care of the horses ran to warn someone.  When they return, the number 1 in competitions was gone. Later, they found the trainer, laying dead with a knife on his hand.

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While they were traveing , Sherlock was informing Watson about everything he had been told about the case, which wasn't too much.

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Sherlock is explaining the case to John Watson, his partner. He thinks the case is very uncommon, and they are on their way to the city where all happenned.

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I just started reading the introduction (yes, I read really slowly).
Sherlock has been called to get inveoved (with Watson) on a new case, which he has decided to name as "Silver Blaze".