Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiction. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

BR 1-03: Black Beauty ( Sewell, 187?)





Favorite line  "It is Black Beauty! It really is! Do you remember me?"

This is the story about the horse. The horse was born in farm. It was named Black Beauty.  It was brought up by mother horse and a man who lived in farm. He was used by another person. Black Beauty became a horse which moved carriage. He met a boy whose name was Joe, and pony whose name was Merrylegs. Black Beauty had a good time with friends.

After that, Black Beauty's life was very pressure. He was also used another person, and treated strictly. It was so hard that his body was hurt.  Black Beauty was passed another person many times. He was tired. He became very thin. 
Finally, he passed one man. He was Joe! Joe remembered Black Beauty. Black Beauty lived happily there.

I think Black Beauty's life was very hard!!! He was passed to a lot of people. He was also treated strictly.  If I was Black Beauty, I couldn't stand. My favorite line is from the scene which Black Beauty met Joe in the last. I think Black Beauty and Joe was very happy because they met again. I was also glad when I read this scen. This story is very good!

Reference


Sewell, Anna. (187?). Black Beauty. London, England: Usborne Publishing

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Monday, April 28, 2014

BR 1-02: The Snow Queen (Andersen, 1805)






Favorite Line "Her words and his melting heart brought tears to Kay's eyes too...tears which washed away the splinter there"


REVIEW
There were one boy and one girl.His name is Kay and her name is Gerda. In the world, no two friends were as close. However, he has got mirrors which devil's is in his eye and heart. He changed character since then. That day, he was taken by the snow queen. Gerda went to find him, but It was very hard. Finally, she found him. She was very glad and cried. Her tears melted mirrors 
which were in his eye and heart. He took his kindness back, and they went home.

I think they were very good friends. Gerda's feeling helped Kay. After I finished reading this, I cried a little. I like this story very much.


REFERENCE
Andersen, Christian, Andersen, (1805), The Snow Queen, London, England: Usborne Publishi
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

BR 1-01: Stories of Mermaids (Russell, 2005)





Favorite line       " I can' take any more! " said Gingerbeard.

review
There are three stories of mermaids. My favorite story is the marmaid whose mother falls ill. The marmaid's name is Harmony. It is need polkadot seaweed, taken twice a day for one week to cure her mother. It only grows in the Pirates' Graveyard. They say it is haunted by the ghost of Gingerbeard. He was the fiercest pirate to sail the Seven Seas. The marmaid go there with fear. She swims nervously between the creepy wrecks. When she found it, a terrifying figure appeared from nowhere. It was Gingerbeard's ghost. He thought Harmony went here to steal his treasure, so he locked her in a cabin. Harmony tried to cheer herself up by singing., but all her songs came out sounding sad. While he listened her voice, he began to feel as sorry for Harmony. After a week of the singing, Gingerbeard had had enough. He sobbed "I can't take any more!" and "Please just go home and take this chest with you." Harmony swam home as fast as she could. Her mother was cured. There were handfuls of coins in the chest. They thanks to his gold, and moved into a warm and  cosy new cave.

The Gingerbeard is sad the fiercest pirate to sail the Seven Seas, but I think he is kind. He was moved Harmony's singing. He feld sorry for her and gave chest. If he is bad man, he didn't do that. He would locked her for a long time. I also think Harmony's voice must be very beautiful. Her song made Gingerbeard changed. I would hear  her voice if I were able to go to that world.

Reference 

Punter, Russell. (2005). Stories of Mermaids. London, England: Usborne Publishing Ltd.

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