When Emma Walker, the daughter of the new postmaster, came to his village Dit Sim thought this means the worst luck ever.
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Review: Time Travelling with a Hamster by Ross Welford
Normally you would think that a time travelling machine was like a really big rocket. But it isn’t. It’s really small. In fact it is a laptop and a tin.
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Own story: The earthquake that changed my life by Oscar
This story is for my favorite teacher. Friday was my last day at my old school and so I wrote a story to thank her for being the worlds best teacher ever. And here it goes:
One morning I woke up and ate my breakfast. We always had our radio on when we ate.
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Review: The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Rauf
There used to be a free desk in the class room and then Ahmet came.
He was a very serious, shy and quiet guy but Alexa and her friends Josie, Tom and Michael made him feel welcome.
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Review: Max the Detective Cat – The Disappearing Diva by Sarah Todd Taylor
The fluffy, groomed cat Maximilian was used to live in the “most fashionable townhouse in London.” Sitting on a comfortable, red cushion and having only the best of the best food a cat can eat.
I liked the book because it is a book about friendship. Maximilian didn’t give up and although he was sad at the beginning of the story when he lost his home but he was all happy again in the end. What I didn’t like was that Countess Arlington wanted to drown Max. I found that a bit rough and not necessary.
I would recommend the book for kids 8 years and older. It has 196 pages and is not so hard to read. Rating: 8/10
My experience with eBook reader / Meine Erfahrungen mit eBook reader
Review: Front Desk by Kelly Yang
“My parents told me that America would be this amazing place…”. Front desk is a story based on the real life of the author. It deals with immigration, racism, kindness and courage.
Review: Stories for Kids who Dare To Be Different by Ben Brooks
Do you know Jessica Cox? She is a pilot who flies without arms. You’ll find out in that book how she can manage and how she learned to fly anyhow.
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Review: James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
Peaches are small yummy fruits for dessert? Then you haven’t read this book.
What is this story all about?
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Review: The Witches by Roald Dahl
Do you know how to recognize a witch? …. If you want to know, this is the right book for you.
Own story: Anton the blue whale written by Oscar
Anton the blue whale was playing around with his friends at a cliff far out from the coast of South Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. Anton was a teenage whale, born on the 21st July in 2011 close to the Equator in the southern hemisphere. Unlike other blue whales, Anton doesn’t like to keep by himself . He loves to be with friends
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Own story: Leo, Barnaby and the Aliens written by Oscar
200 years from now…
„10 minutes to landing!“ The Aliens were excited! It has been a long trip. They came from a far away galaxy and travelled 1 month with super hyper speed, which is far faster than light speed.
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Review: Demon Dentist by David Walliams
Are you scared of the dentist? No? After this book you definetly might be! David Walliams is one of my favorite authors! I love almost all of his books and I also enjoyed this one here.
Review: Mr. Stink by David Walliams
Mr. Stink is the “stinkiest stinky stinker who ever lived.” No surprise that the tramp is lonely and has no friends. Until Chloe came around…
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