10 minutes reading by Eduardo Oliveira by Eduardo Oliveira

O pequeno príncipe

aluno4748 — 2025-05-23 15:52:20 UTC

"O pequeno príncipe", written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is one of the most famous books in world literature. The story is told by a pilot who, after a crash in the Sahara desert, meets a mysterious boy from another planet, the asteroid B-612. This boy is the Little Prince, the main character of the work, who reveals to the narrator his travels to different planets and the encounters he had with peculiar figures, with characteristics and behaviors typical of adults. During his trip to Earth, the Little Prince often talks about the rose he left on his planet, a symbol of love and fragility. He also meets a fox, who teaches him the important lesson “what is essential is invisible to the eyes” which shows us the importance of bonds and what really matters, even if it is not visible! I liked the book because, despite being simple, it conveys profound messages about life and feelings, making us reflect on the way we live. I recommend reading it to all ages, as it is a classic that leaves its mark and teaches valuable lessons for life.

Uma Aventura no Carnaval

aluno4748 — 2025-05-23 16:15:55 UTC

"Uma Aventura no Carnaval", by Ana Maria Magalhães and Isabel Alçada, tells the story of friends who get involved in an adventure full of mystery and fun during the Carnival festivities. The main characters, twins Teresa and Luísa, Pedro, Chico and João, experience moments of excitement as they try to solve a puzzle that happens in the city during the celebrations. I liked the book because it mixes the joy of Carnival with suspense and friendship, showing how to work as a team to overcome challenges. It is a fun read and keeps your attention from beginning to end. I recommend the book to those who like stories full of partying, mystery and companionship, ideal for young people who want to read something light and exciting.

Uma Aventura na Amazónia

aluno4748 — 2025-05-23 16:27:35 UTC

"Uma Aventura na Amazónia", by Ana Maria Magalhães and Isabel Alçada, follows a group of friends, Teresa, Luísa, Pedro, Chico and João, who travel to the Amazon rainforest to explore nature and help with a scientific mission. During the trip, they face the dangers of the jungle, encounter exotic animals and discover mysteries that make them grow as a team and as people. I liked the book because it mixes action, curiosity about nature and an important message about preserving the environment. It is a read full of emotion and teachings. I recommend it to those who like adventures with lots of nature, suspense and strong friendships.

Nome de Código: Bananas

aluno4748 — 2025-05-23 16:50:36 UTC

"Nome de Código: Bananas", by David Walliams, is an adventure set during the Second World War, in London. The story revolves around Eric, an 11-year-old orphan boy who lives with his grandmother and is passionate about animals. His best friend is a gorilla called Gertrude, who lives at the London Zoo. When the zoo begins to be in danger due to bombings and threats of war, Eric teams up with Aunt Pat, an exotic secret agent, to protect Gertrude. The three embark on a secret and very entertaining mission against Nazi spies and dangerous situations, with a lot of humor mixed in. I liked the book because it mixes adventure, history and comedy in a light and engaging way. Despite being set in a difficult time, the author manages to tell the story with emotion and laughter, always keeping us glued to the pages. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys funny adventures, with unusual characters and a beautiful message about courage, friendship and fighting for what is right.

O Monstro que Veio do Gelo

aluno4748 — 2025-05-23 17:01:09 UTC

"O Mostro que Veio do Gelo", written by David Walliams, is set in London in 1899. The protagonist is Elsie, a 10 year old girl who lives in an orphanage and dreams of adventures. One day, she hears about a strange creature discovered in the Arctic: a frozen woolly mammoth that is going to be exhibited at the Natural History Museum. Curious and brave, Elsie manages to enter the museum and discovers that the mammoth – which she calls Monster – is about to be brought back to life! With the help of an eccentric professor, Elsie embarks on a daring mission to free the animal and take it back to its rightful home, facing police, villains and icy challenges. I liked the book because it mixes fantasy with exciting and even historical moments. There are many funny parts and others that make us think about freedom, respect for animals and the importance of friendship. I recommend this reading to everyone who likes stories with action, humor and courageous characters who fight for what they believe in.