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  • The living room became dog’s dinner

    Posted by Mao on September 2, 2020 at 5:02 pm

    Two days ago, my mom started bringing to the living room the child books which she bought for me when I was small. One after another she had kept bringing parcels with full of the books, meanwhile I was doing a curtain twitchier. After she had brought all the books, the number looked more than 300. “These books have become worn out as kept for a long time in the closet, but do you fancy read any of these books?” she asked me. “Tickety-boo!” I replied. Same as humans, books also horse for course and each has a unique story line and which caught my mind and never let me go even I became older. My mom told me that when she got up the duff, she started collecting the books.

    Anyroad, I asked why she was taking them out now. She replied she fancy donate them to a place where families in the neighborhood come to read books for their kids. While she was removing dust and wiping the covers, she looked a bit gutted.

    Of these books, I found my favorite one and shouted “I bagsy this”. It was “Would you rather…” written by John Burningham from Blight. It was one of the dog’s bollocks. I bloody liked it and begged many times my dad to read before I slept. Starting with it, I had checked all the books around the room and picked up for reading. When I felt knackered, it was already at dusk. All books were the dog’s bollocks though, what I felt at the end of the day was gratitude to my mom and dad who presented us so many dench stories and gave us wonderful story telling. I went to my mom working still hard on sorting them out into parcel, and said “I am such a jammy girl born in this family. Ta”. She grinned and replied “It’s my pleasure. By the way, do you fancy helping me to clean up these books?”

    “Oh! Definitely I will, her majesty’s pleasure” I promptly answered. The room got dog’s dinner after I bloody enjoyed reading them.

    Kerin replied 4 years, 3 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Kerin

    Administrator
    September 3, 2020 at 9:44 am

    This is a lovely anecdote Mao, well done. I’ve shared with you two docs on Google Drive. The first one is a writing correction code and the second one is your writing piece that is marked using the correction code. I’d like you to review your writing and edit it to try to correct the mistakes. Leave a comment if you need help or if you have any questions. 👍 🌸

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