The Velveteen Rabbit

I got this book from a teacher.
I was a good student and we got this book.
I like it very much.
The author of this book is Margery Williams.
It is a story about a toy rabbit which becomes real.
Once upon a time, there was a rabit made of soft velvet.
It was given to a boy on the christmas day.
The velveteen rabit stayed with other toys in the boy's nursery.
The boy loved the rabit so much.
The rabbit was very happy that the boy liked him.
One day, when the boy was sleeping, the rabbit talked
with a skin horse. The horse stayed in the nursery for
a long time. The horse told the rabbit many stories.
Especially, stories about becoming real.
The horse said if the boy loved a toy enough,
Then the toy can become real.
The boy took the rabbit outside often.
He left the rabbit on the grass,
and in the evening, he would come to get it.
One fine day, the rabbit was laying on the grass.
It saw two real rabbit. The Rabbits teased the
velveteen rabbit. Because he could not move.
The velveteen rabbit was sad, but soon,
the two rabbits hopped away.
The nanny was not happy about the velveteen rabbit,
and threw it to the boy. The boy cried and he shouted the rabbit was REAL!!
But the rabbit was not real yet. The boy got sick and the doctor
threw away the toys in the nursery because of the dirty germs.
The velveteen rabbit was thrown away, too.
But a fairy found the velveteen rabbit and made it REAL,
A REAL rabbit. The rabbit lived in the forest near the boy's house.
The boy noticed the rabbit was gone, he was sad.
But when he saw the REAL rabbit that is similar to
his old velveteen rabbit, he was happy and the velveteen rabbit was
very, very happy.

Bangladeshis Rely On Floating Schools Amid Flooding

Six-year-old Muhammed Wasim stands on the edge of a muddy river -- an old Spider-Man bag perched on his back -- as a boat plying toward him inches closer.
The boat is a classroom, and a creative solution to flooding in Bangladesh, which is buckling under the effects of global warming.
Poverty in the South Asia nation has exacerbated the crisis.
"We don't have to buy anything. We get everything free, like pens and books," Muhammed said.

This is the news from CNN.
They rely on floating school!!
Amid FLOODING!!
I don't think it is a very good idea.
Although I can get everything free,
I don't want the life of poverty.
I don't want to go to a floating school.
I think 'World Vision', or 'Save the Chilldren'
should help them.
They need more comfortable and easy-going school.

Demian

I love to read books.
The best book of all is Demian.
It is a little bit difficult book.
But for some reasons I like it very much.
I will read it and read it untill I understand it.
The contents in Demian is very interesting.
Demian is a boy's name.
He is magical, sometimes strange, but
he knows very well about a person's mind.
The author of that book is Hermann Hesse.
I like his books. Especially Demian, It is amazing!