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This story has people who Grace and Mark and Mark's father and Mel.

And, Grace and her's dog Benji are walking in the forest, encounters a boy named Mark. Later, she learns from the news that he is a runaway from Manchester. Instead of telling the police, Grace finds Mark and learns his story. His mother died, and he feels disconnected from his father’s new partner, Mel. After an argument with his dad about moving to London, Mark ran away, not wanting to leave his home and grandad in Manchester. Grace suggests he could live with his grandad and visit his dad in London. Mark, realizing this might work, decides to call his dad. I like this story, because I had been to experience like this story when I was a child. So I agree the Mark's feeling. But,I think he should go home because he can't do anything on his own.

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This story has people who Ed Stafford and Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner and Meagan McGrath and Erik Weihenmayer. They had a great challenge. For example Ed is first person to walk the length of the Amazon River. He could avoid the big animals, but not mosquitoes or the hungry. and he got information by his technology. Next, Gerlinde climbs without using oxygen tanks.

She is passionate about Nepal and raises money for a charity for poor children and orphans there.Next,Meagan McGrath was a skiing trip to the South Pole. She pulled a tent and all her food on a sledge behind her as she skied.

Finally,Erik Weihenmayer is blind,but he’s climbed mountains, ridden a bike through the deserts of Morocco and kayaked through the Grand Canyon.I like this story because I like the challenge for everything so, I like them and I respect them.

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Recently, many animals are coming to the city. Is it a good thing or is it dangerous for us and the animals? Firstly, In Cape Town, South Africa, baboons come into the house and take food from kitchens. Many people don't like baboons. Baboon Monitors are to find them and take them back to the countryside.Next, in Berlin in Germany, pigs have come more into the city before, because the winters are warmer now. they cause traffic accidents and eat flowers and plants. In addition, in Moscow in Russia, there are 35,000 wild dogs. the city is very cold in winter, so very dangerous for dogs. I like this story because, I have a dog and I like animals so, how can we protect for animals and we have to think how do we protect to human and animals.

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This story has 3 key parson. It is Kay and Becky and Ollie.And Kay is always friendly with everyone but, now her friends were avoiding her. She was being cyberbullied.

But Becky was the only one who stood by her.The bullying occurred because Ollie likes Kay, but Becky is also interested in Ollie, so a love triangle has formed, and Becky's jealousy of Kay has caused her to bully him online. So,Becky pretends to be supportive, but at key points she distances Kai and makes comments that deliberately make him feel insecure.

Finally, I like this story because bully is really not good thing, but when I read the story to the end and understood it, it gave me very goosebumps. Because I felt it an interesting story.

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This story is why we dream and what our dreams might mean. Some think dreams can predict the future, but it's likely coincidence since we have so many dreams.People used to believe dreams either reveal hidden thoughts or organize memories from the day. Now, many think dreams are just our everyday thoughts, shown in symbols. Keeping a dream journal can help us connect dreams to our daily life, and may even lead to "lucid dreaming," where we can control our dreams.I like this story because I haven't ever thought about why we dream and what our dreams might mean. So, it's very interesting things for me and I thought of writing a dream diary.

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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: book review Asato Yamada

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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: book review Asato Yamada

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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls shares 200 true stories of inspiring women from history, written like fairy tales. It includes women from Ancient Egypt to modern times, showing their achievements in various fields. The book aims to inspire both girls and boys, challenging male-dominated views of success. Crowdfunded on Kickstarter, the first book raised $1 million, followed by a second book due to its popularity.

I like this story because I like fairy tales. I think it is perfect for reading bit by bit or all at once.

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First, Tom, a boy who stutters, struggles with bullying, especially from Ryan Colby. He feels nervous about a science fair presentation but gets support from his dad and music therapy, which helps him speak.

Next, on April 7, 2016, Tom raps his presentation about bacteria eating plastic, surprising everyone. The students cheer for him, and he gains new confidence and friends.

Finally, Tom learns that Luke Williams, a kind new student, wasn’t mocking him but calling to wish him luck. They bond, and Tom realizes his courage has changed his life for the better.

I really like this story because I think Tom’s story shows how facing fears can lead to unexpected success and new friendships. It’s inspiring how he turned a challenge into a strength.

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The article discusses what truly makes people happy. At first, it might seem like fun activities are the key to happiness, but the author explains that lasting happiness also requires a sense of purpose. Pleasure comes from enjoyable activities, while purpose comes from actions that bring meaning, like helping others or making progress.

Next, Paul Dolan, author of Happiness by Design, emphasizes the importance of balancing pleasure and purpose. He suggests creating routines and making conscious decisions to include both in daily life for true happiness.

I agree that combining pleasure and purpose leads to deeper happiness. Purpose gives life meaning, and designing routines with this balance helps create fulfillment.

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First, Jessii Vee, a YouTuber from Canada, shares funny personal stories that attract millions of viewers.

Next, she works six days a week, spending time planning, filming, and editing videos while also engaging with her fans. Additionally, she overcame negativity online by learning to embrace her unique traits, which made her more confident.

Finally, she advises aspiring YouTubers to stay authentic and focus on topics they truly enjoy, as this helps create meaningful connections with viewers.

I like her personality because I think Jessii’s advice is inspiring. Being true to yourself and pursuing your passions can lead to both success and happiness.

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First, Deshi moves from Shanghai to Boston and finds it difficult to adjust to his new life. He struggles with school, understanding the local accent, and feels lonely.

Next, he notices his neighbor Helen, a violin player, and becomes interested in her, but she seems to ignore him. Then, one evening, his mother asks him to deliver a letter to the building across the street. When Deshi meets Helen, she drops her white stick, and he realizes she is blind.

Finally, Helen apologizes for her father’s complaints and admits she enjoys Deshi’s guitar playing, leading to a surprising connection.

I like this story because this story teaches us the importance of not judging people by their appearance or first impressions, but to try to understand them.

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The Hunger Games: book review (B1) Asato Yamada

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The Hunger Games: book review (B1) Asato Yamada

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First, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins introduces a future country, Panem, where teens fight to the death in a yearly event. Katniss Everdeen volunteers to save her sister, Prim.

Next, she teams up with Peeta to survive the brutal competition. The story idea came from Collins watching war news and reality TV, which merged in her mind. Then, as the book became popular, some critics complained about its violence.

Finally, Collins explained she wanted to show how society is becoming desensitized to real tragedy through media. She hopes readers will think more critically about violence and reality TV.

I like this story because it is a reminder to be more mindful of what we watch and how it affects us.