They are very good friends, but originally the monster and the little boy would never meet, but because they have a strong connection. I think the story The story is about the little boy and the monster, and there are many connections between them.

The story I chose to read this week is "Little Red Riding Hood". After reading this part, I know that the story is about Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother being sick, and Little Red Riding Hood needs to bring food to visit her grandmother, but unfortunately she meets the Big Bad Wolf. The Big Bad Wolf eats Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother and then pretends to be Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother and eats Little Red Riding Hood too, but a hunter later rescues Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.

My favorite character is Little Red Riding Hood because she is not only smart but also very cute. I think so because Little Red Riding Hood knows to put stones in the wolf's stomach, that's why I think she is smart, and I think she is cute because she looks very innocent and cute.

I think the character worth paying attention to can be Hunter, even though he is not the main character but he saved Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother, I think he is very nice.

The part of the story that I need to make an inference about is that when Little Red Riding Hood was bringing food to her grandmother, she met the Big Bad Wolf, and after arriving at her grandmother's house, she discovered that the figure of her grandmother on the bed did not look like her grandmother.

I need to make an inference about this part because from this part we can infer that the Big Bad Wolf was pretending to be her grandmother, and the part where the Big Bad Wolf pretended to be her grandmother is very important because if the Big Bad Wolf had not pretended to be her grandmother, he would not have swallowed Little Red Riding Hood, and he would not have been killed by the hunter.

I think the author's purpose of this story is to entertain because the author tells a lot of interesting things for us to enjoy in the story.

inference was After the prince and princess got married, Because in the story, the author said that the princess was very delicate. I can conclude that because in the story it says "The queen ordered the servants to lay out 20 mattresses, and then put a pea in it, and then laid out 20 duck down quilts. The next day, the princess' wrist was found to be red from the pea." This sentence shows that the princess's skin is very delicate. Because her skin is very delicate, it is possible that after marriage, the princess will make a big fuss if she gets hurt a little

Malala's friends and family were visiting Malala's relatives in the mountains. After visiting Malala's relatives, they came to Malala's home. Malala loved listening to the men talk about politics. After listening, Malala joined the women. Malala loved seeing the women without their headscarves and veils because it showed the light of freedom on their faces. As a child, Malala declared that she would never cover her face. Malala shuddered when she first heard about the Taliban, but her father told her not to worry and that he would protect her freedom and let her continue to pursue her dreams.

The Taliban was growing stronger in the Swat Valley, and they were destroying more schools to stop girls from going to school. They wanted to scare people into silence, but Malala was very brave and kept speaking out. She was interviewed on TV about why education was so important, even though she knew the Taliban were angry with her. But she was still trying to help the girls. Malala’s family was worried about her safety, but she thought it was the right thing to do. Even though it was dangerous, she didn’t stop because she wanted every girl to have the opportunity to go to school. He showed how brave Malala was in the face of difficulties.

Malka Noor had been a top student last semester.

But it didn’t matter. Their class was about to go on its first field trip in years. They went to the famous White House and had a blast. The next morning, a man arrived at their door with a letter. The letter mentioned that the girls had done something inappropriate on the field trip, but they had done nothing wrong. They were well aware that someone had been spying on them during the school trip. There was no denying it: the Taliban might have been defeated, but their beliefs were still spreading. In early August, Malala’s father received some terrible news. One of his close friends, Zahid Khan, had been attacked. Miraculously, he survived, but from then on, her father began to do things to keep them safe.